Sentence examples for more ubiquitous expression from inspiring English sources

Another tomato B class gene TM6 (TC117238) was not differentially expressed, likely due to its more ubiquitous expression in floral organs [ 26].

Additional data on FEZ2 however are not available so far but one could speculate that its more ubiquitous expression depends on internal genetic programs rather than on external stimuli, like in the case of FEZ1.

In contrast, the two close paralogs prdm1b and prdm1c (GenBank accession DQ851841) at least partially lost the specificities through evolution: while prdm1b (Figure 5B, asterisk) is relatively highly expressed in somites at 24 hpf and in retina at 48 hpf (Figure 5Be and f), prdm1c (Figure 5B, double asterisks) shows a more ubiquitous expression pattern (Figure 5Ba c).

Thus, it was plausible that these elements could provide a more ubiquitous expression pattern to a 3'-linked gene than it would to a 5'-linked gene, upon which a lymphoid organ specific pattern is conferred by the full LCR [4], [16].

In contrast, the expression pattern of a number of control genes shows a more ubiquitous expression pattern.

Although reflecting a more ubiquitous expression profile, recent studies have linked their misexpressed signatures with the etiology of DHD.

Vav1 is preferentially expressed in immune system, whereas Vav2 and Vav3 are more ubiquitous with higher expression in developing brain.

Despite a more or less ubiquitous expression pattern of both genes, some differences of spatial expression could be observed between the two paralogs.

Interestingly, APC genes show more or less ubiquitous expression with highest rates in growing tissues of enhanced mitochondrial propagation (Aramemnon, BAR eFP browser; [ 49, 50]).

Receptor BLT1 is mainly expressed on the surface of leukocytes [22] whereas BLT2 expression is more ubiquitous, as it is observed on the surface of several cell types [23].

Similarly, mdm2 expression, although more ubiquitous than p53, was increased in the morphants particularly in the head region (Figure 4F).