Sentence examples for aspects of differentiation from inspiring English sources
It is reported that malignant or nonmalignant mammary epithelial cells, as well as other differentiated cell types, lose many aspects of differentiation upon dissociation and culture in 2D on TCP.
The comparison between these analyses using promastigotes from culture and from the sand fly has been performed by Venn diagram and iterative hierarchical clustering and suggests that the culture conditions affect certain aspects of differentiation of promastigotes to amastigotes related to differential transcript abundance.
What Is A Differentiator Made Of? Relevancy: One of the most basic, yet critical aspects of differentiation.
Arney, K.L. & Fisher, A.G. Epigenetic aspects of differentiation.
Our results are consistent with the hypothesis that PPARγ regulates critical aspects of differentiation in the small intestinal epithelium.
Although this function may be important for tissue regeneration after radiation therapy, the influence of ionizing radiation (IR) on cellular survival and the functional aspects of differentiation and stem cell characteristics of MSCs have remained largely unknown.
It is believed that exploring the inter-relations between stem cells mechanical properties and lineage commitment will shed light on the mechanobiology aspect of differentiation.
Alternatively, these changes might reflect indirect effects of losing Esg, namely transcriptional changes affected as an aspect of differentiation.
Because we found that EB3 protein expression increased once myoblasts started to differentiate, we wanted to test whether depletion of EB3 would interfere with any aspect of differentiation.
RANKL binds to RANK and is in this way involved in numerous aspects of osteoclast differentiation and function (fusion, differentiation, attachment to bone, activation and survival).
