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We selected 12 outpatient departments in three mental health institutes in The Netherlands, striving for a differentiated sample of locations, according to degree of treatment specialization, nature and severity of psychopathology, and geographical dispersion.

One group contains one intermediately-poorly differentiated sample (17%) and 12 out of 14 poorly differentiated samples, and a second group all six well-differentiated samples and seven out of 10 well-intermediately differentiated samples.

9% were enriched in the differentiated sample and 18% were either not regulated or not significant in this experiment.

There appear to be a group of poorly differentiated samples, a group of well- and well-intermediately differentiated samples, and a third group containing mainly intermediately-poorly differentiated in situ cases.

Osteogenic differentiation at day 21 and day 35 was quantified by the index of osteogenic differentiation (IOD IODOD = optical density of differentiated samples optical density of controls Chondrogenic differentiation of P3 MSCs was performed in a 3D-pellet culture system.

High-resolution amplicon analysis clearly differentiated samples with a 2 bp difference [ 32].

Data were preprocessed using RMA[60], as implemented in the 'affy' BioConductor library[61] and then analysed using LIMMA [62] to identify those probesets found differentially expressed between pluripotent and differentiated samples (FDR threshold  = 0.1; log2 fold change threshold  = 1).

Subsequently, we divided the sample set into one group of well/well-intermediately differentiated samples (n = 16) and a second group containing poorly/intermediately-poorly differentiated samples (n = 20).

The inset in Figure 2 panel J illustrates some of the few immunopositive cells detected in the poorly differentiated samples all of which appeared to have a stromal/fibroblast phenotype.

Supervised classification of well-, well-intermediately, intermediately-poorly, and poorly differentiated DCIS samples (analysis set 4) showed a separation of these samples in three groups: a 'good' group, a 'poor' group, and an 'intermediate' group containing mostly samples that were identified as intermediately-poorly differentiated samples by pathologists.

A statistically significant increase in the expression of CTIP2 was detected in the poorly differentiated samples of the human head and neck tumors.