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In R. gallica 'Cardinal de Richelieu', RgAG (Rg for Rosa gallica) expression pattern was restricted to whorl 4, whereas it was present in both whorls 3 and 4 in its wild-type ancestor R. gallica (Figure 6A, C).

In fact, our findings here indicate that the prostate gland stained negatively for PF-4 and that the intense staining pattern was restricted to the intravascular regions of the gland, but only in mice receiving the E/S/L cocktail.

This pattern was restricted to animals reared at 27°C though, while sexual differences were absent in animals reared at 20°C (significant rearing temperature * adult temperature * sex interaction; Figure  2D).

Although F3'5'Hi and F3'5'Hk were upregulated in CT berries and not expressed at all in controls, there was a significant decrease in the levels of 3'4'5'-OH anthocyanins at harvest, probably because this expression pattern was restricted just to the EV stage.

(B ) Deletion of tomato fluorescence showed that Cre expression (mosaic pattern) was restricted to RPE in transgenic mT/mg vmd 2 -cre + mice (at 4 weeks of age) and was restricted to photoreceptors in transgenic mT/mG iCre-75 + mice (at 4 weeks of age), respectively (arrows point to the location of Cre expression).

This discrepancy is not visible in the deep channel image, suggesting that the observed local absorption pattern is restricted to a more superficial volume.

The expression pattern is restricted to the post-trochal region and the transcripts are present in ecto-, endo- and mesodermal cell layers.

Since this pattern is restricted to mtDNA alone in our study, it likely instead reflects past bottlenecking and small population size.

The evidence that these antibodies are specific to particular subtypes of neurons comes mainly from the observation that their staining pattern is restricted to the expected regions of the hippocampus.

Since this pattern is restricted to orphans that most likely originated before the chromosomal fusion, we argue that the change in chromosomal environment has affected the function of orphan genes, most likely via expression differences.

Cancer/Testis (CT) antigens comprise a heterogeneous group of now more than 150 proteins with an eponymous expression pattern being restricted to male germ cells in normal human testis and to tumor cells of different origin [ 1- 3].