The phrase "are present in differentiated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological processes, cellular differentiation, or similar topics where specific elements or characteristics are found in differentiated cells or tissues.
Example: "The specific markers that indicate cell identity are present in differentiated cells, allowing researchers to study their functions."
Alternatives: "are found in differentiated" or "exist in differentiated".
Here, we also observed little change in Oct4 mRNA levels following DMSO-induced differentiation, and we show that the transcript is present in differentiated, non-proliferative cells (Figure 1B).
It was present in differentiated epithelial structures but never in the primitive mesenchyme.
Nuclear localization follows PPARγ activation in various types of cells indicating that a functional PPARγ protein is present in differentiated bMSC [ 41, 42].
These developmental pathways synergize to drive EMT and invasiveness, are present in poorly differentiated lesions, and are linked to increased resistance to chemotherapeutic regimens.
Cytokeratins 8/18 are present in the differentiated luminal epithelia in prostate and an increase in their content is considered to indicate differentiation (Owens and Lane, 2003).
Aberrant cell cycle re-entry has been characterized as an early event of AD progression [ 1], and several cell cycle markers, such as cyclin D, cdk4, cyclin B, phospho-H3 and p27, are present in terminally differentiated AD neurons [ 18].
Our cDNA amplification and sequencing results show that both normal and mutant PE44.1 mRNA splice forms are present in patient muscle and differentiated iFDM cells, typically in similar proportions (Figs. 2, 7, 9).
Nevertheless, it is remarkable that such strong sex-specific recombination patterns are present in a species without differentiated sex chromosomes, exhibits no sexual dimorphism and is a protandrous hermaphrodite (maturing first as a male and able to switch sex after 2 years of age).
Expression of these muscle markers confirms that differentiated muscle cells are present in mutant embryos.
These cells appear to retain differentiated functions that are present in type II alveolar epithelial cells of intact lung.
