The phrase "and differentiating in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of distinguishing or making distinctions in a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The study focuses on the various methods of analysis and differentiating in a way that highlights the unique characteristics of each approach."
Alternatives: "and distinguishing in a" or "and differentiating within a".
Our results show that ESCs can be effectively maintained and differentiated in a highly reproducible manner by the automated system described.
SCC12f cells are derived from a squamous cell carcinoma but grow and differentiate in a manner similar to that seen in normal primary keratinocytes and are a well-established model for keratinocyte function [22].
Also, tissues are rapidly dividing and differentiating in the fetus, and such a high level of cell activity is vulnerable to disruption of normal development.
This complexity is, in part, a problem arising from two familiar tissues, cartilage and bone, differentiating in a rather more complex pattern than observed elsewhere in the vertebrate body.
These phases can be best studied and differentiated in animal models, in which a disease stimulus is often applied at a single time-point so that the injury and the progression are synchronized.
PC12 cells enable detection of adverse effects on the cell cycle, an important target for CPF and other organophosphates (Slotkin 1999, 2004, 2005), whereas primary neurons do not maintain their mitotic ability in culture and differentiate in a heterogeneous fashion.
The community effect is an interaction among a group of many nearby precursor cells, and is necessary for them to maintain tissue-specific gene expression and differentiate in a coordinated manner.
Unlike neural progenitor cells, however, BCPCs do not become postmitotic and differentiate in a controlled way, but continue to divide for numerous cell cycles and grow a tumor mass.
When primary cultures of mammary epithelium from rodents or humans are cultured on solid substrata, they undergo limited replication and differentiate in a process that is regulated by hormonal factors, extracellular matrix, and cell cell interactions [ 21- 23].
Primary neurons do not maintain their mitotic ability in culture and differentiate in a heterogeneous fashion; in contrast, PC12 cells enable detection of adverse effects on the cell cycle, an important target for CPF and other organophosphates (Slotkin 1999, 2004, 2005).
