This is confirmed by the mutually exclusive expression of Bcl11b and Sox2, expressed in stage 1 stem cells and Tbr2, a marker for stage 2 and 3 progenitor cells (Ferri et al, 2004; Hodge et al, 2008; Figure 1M O).
Domains of hb and kni as well as Kr and gt have mutually exclusive expression patterns and show strong mutual repression.
SC/CS lesions were characterized by a metaplastic and biphasic histology that consisted of epithelial and mesenchymal elements (Fig. 5B D), showing a heterogeneous and mutually exclusive expression pattern for CK8 and CK14, occasionally expressing vimentin and mostly lacking expression of E-cadherin (supplementary material Table S1).
MiR-K12-11 and miR-155 show mutually exclusive expression in KSHV infected tissues: miR-K12-11 is abundantly expressed in PEL cells, while miR-155 was detected in KSHV infected endothelial cells [ 30].
(B ) Representative high magnification confocal image of SNc in Gad1-Egfp mice showing mutually exclusive expression of EFGP and TH, confirming that GAD67 is not expressed in SNc DA neurons.
In addition, the mutually exclusive expression of two parapinopsins, which is conserved in three teleost species, allows PP1-expressing and PP2-expressing cells to capture light independently.
In Plasmodium falciparum, the mechanisms and factors regulating gene expression during progression through its infected red blood cell cycle (iRBC) and underlying mutually exclusive expression of antigenic variation genes involved in immune evasion are far from understood.
This is a good example of mutually exclusive expression patterns within gene families.
As expected for a lineage switch process, large areas of mutually exclusive expression were found (Figure S17B).
The ICM also contains a heterogeneous population of cells [1], exemplified by mutually exclusive expression of Nanog in the epiblast and Gata6 in the primitive endoderm [31].
