The phrase "a few differentiated" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
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Example: "In the study, a few differentiated species were observed, each exhibiting unique characteristics."
Alternatives: "a few distinct" or "a few unique".
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BCAS3 expression at later stages in seen only in a few differentiated ICAM2+ endothelial cells indicating that BCAS3 expression in the vasculature is downregulated in later stages of vascular development.
However, NECs are still a heterogeneous cell population containing a few differentiated cells.
(B ) In the c587>>UAS-GFP germarium containing two GSCs (spectrosomes indicated by arrowheads) close to cap cells, one CB and a few differentiated cysts are surrounded by GFP-positive ISCs.
A few fully differentiated human cells have lost SOX9 marker expression and form air-sacs of similar size to mouse alveoli with AEC1 marker (AQP5 and HOPX) expression (Fig. 3C E).
Only a few filamentous, differentiated cyanobacterial species, with genome sizes over 5 Mb, have been sequenced.
While progerin mRNA remains low, the protein accumulates in the skin with age in a subset of dermal fibroblasts and in a few terminally differentiated keratinocytes.
In species that do frequently hybridize, early research supported the conclusion that these species retain their identity through a few highly differentiated genomic regions, inferred to contain genes responsible for reproductive isolation (Turner et al., 2005; Ellegren et al., 2012).
In this study, cytoplasmic SPARC expression was only elevated in a few poorly differentiated esophageal SCC and immunostaining signals were generally localized in carcinoma cells at the invasive front.
The two other cases displayed a 2-layered lissencephaly with a well-identified upper molecular layer and a second thin layer containing mainly immature neurons and only few differentiated pyramidal cells in its deepest part.
At 12 months post-diagnosis, the CD8 T-cell populations of CMV-uninfected individuals contained very few differentiated cells [15] and we concluded that CMV drove differentiation in Gambian children in the same way that has been shown in European adults [8], [40], [41].
