Sentence examples for a final differentiation from inspiring English sources

Yet, a final differentiation into mature adipocytes containing large, fused lipid vacuoles was not achieved.

As a final differentiation, this work is not directed at a specific biological issue--although some biological predictions are presented and an investigation of a redundant pathway is included in Additional file 4--rather, it addresses what will be necessary to progress the modeling of complex biologic processes.

Although DWI of pleomorphic adenomas and myoepithelial adenomas could be distinguished from malignant tumours, a final differentiation between benign and malignant parotid gland tumours based on ADC values was not possible because of an overlap between Warthin's tumour and malignant lesions.

They extend long membrane protrusions that make cell cell contact with mature cells, while exercising a capacity to delay their final differentiation until a local demand materializes.

In an attempt to resolve some difficulties associated with this concept, Mikkers and Frisen [ 27] described the development of a cell along a certain lineage as a linear process with a gradual specialization through determination, commitment and final differentiation.

Alternatively, plasmablasts can be derived from TD responses and are the GC derived precursors of the long-lived plasma cells that undergo a round of cell division before final differentiation [ 23].

One key finding is that stem cells divide continually and generate a "stock" of committed progenitor cells that do not terminally differentiate right away but postpone their final differentiation for long time intervals in the absence of a local epithelial cell loss.

Although TGF-β1-induced LC-like cells, E-cadherin triggering induced final differentiation into LCs with a phenotype similar to primary isolated LCs.

In a review by Amir et al. [ 31] it was speculated if tension stress during distraction inhibited final differentiation of chondrocytes and rather trans-differentiated these cells into osteoblastic cells.

Because its expression rapidly wanes prior to final differentiation, neurogenin-3 must activate a gene expression program that then completes the differentiation of these cells.

This final differentiation step is characterized by a lengthening of the pNB cell cycle, loss of MIRA expression and a reduction of cell size (Maurange et al., 2008).