The phrase "a consequence of differentiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the results or effects that arise from the process of differentiation, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The increased efficiency in production is a consequence of differentiation in the manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "an outcome of differentiation" or "a result of differentiation".
Another possibility, supported by our previous work where human embryonic cells gained expression of pre-oligodendrocyte markers upon SMF exposure [8], was that the reduced proliferation we observed was a consequence of differentiation.
Based on our results, we suggest that MSChUCBs can be triggered to express neural marker genes as a consequence of differentiation rather than stress: firstly, the studies linking neural differentiation of MSCs to cellular stress were done with bone marrow derived MSCs.
If true, the increase in G1 length could be a consequence of differentiation of PDCD2-depleted cells.
These results, together with the multilineage phenotype of uncommitted GFAP+NNP, suggest that a continuation of multilineage phenotype in glioblastoma cells is a consequence of differentiation arrest.
Finally, our results do not permit for major conclusions as to whether immune genes are important for adipogenesis or change expression as a consequence of differentiation and/or stress responses.
Confocal microscopic analysis In order to further affirm that insulin-expressing cells with an opposite-sex complement of sex chromosomes were indeed a consequence of differentiation from cord stem cells, rather than a consequence of nuclear fusion, pancreases from three of the cord blood transplant individuals were analysed in further detail using confocal microscopy.
The precise spatial and temporal expression of the crystallin proteins in the developing lens may not be simply a consequence of the differentiation process, but instead may play an important, if not essential, role in the differentiation process itself.
However, it remains unclear whether such differences in NPC composition is a cause or a consequence of cell differentiation, because no experimental system that directly links active changes of NPC composition to cell differentiation exists.
These results implied that increased ROS generation is not simply a consequence of adipocyte differentiation.
Morphogenesis is a consequence of cell differentiation and cell migration, which first of all demands cell division.
Very recently, Garry et al. demonstrated that endometrial surface epithelial regeneration takes place as a consequence of cellular differentiation from stromal cells and not by direct extension from the residual basal epithelial glands [26].
