Certain Type I genes were expressed throughout development, whereas others exhibited more specific expression in particular tissues.
We describe a number of novel PCA3 splice variants with more specific expression in PCa tissues and metastases.
VvHT2 and VvHT5 seem to present a more specific expression.
Phi class GSTs show more specific expression patterns.
This analysis shows that signed WGCNA identifies modules with more specific expression patterns than unsigned WGCNA.
A more specific expression profile is shown by SlSDG40 which evidenced peak expression in the bud, indicating a role in gamete and/or flower development.
The first two groups contained broadly expressed genes (τ≤0.295), and only the third group consisted of genes with more specific expression patterns (τ>0.295; Table 1).
In contrast, the third τ-group consisted of genes with more specific expression patterns, and so the random pairs were truly different.
Rather, those genes that have more specific expression patterns were identified, and transcription factors are often among these types of genes.
This observation is consistent with findings from animal research showing that genes that have more specific expression patterns also tend to have less conserved sequences among species [ 4].
