Sentence examples for been attributed to differentiation from inspiring English sources
Further complicating the interpretation of the data is that differentiation events in animal models have been attributed to differentiation, transdifferentiation, cell fusion or surface antigen transfer (trogocytosis), depending on the donor cells and the animal model being used.
The reduced number of Nes-positive cells and decreased Nes mRNA and protein levels after the induction of differentiation may be attributed to differentiation of neural stem cells into a neural lineage.
Preadipocyte formation during co-culture of the ATM/ASC fractions could be attributed to differentiation of CD34 ASCs [12], [14], [32] and other cell components present in the ATM/ASC fraction such as CD68 ATMs.
AMOVA analysis revealed that 96.75% of the genetic variation was attributed to differentiation among populations.
A large amount of this genetic variation was attributed to differentiation among systems (FRTA = 0.046, RRTA = 0.072), and most of this was due to differences between the coastal and offshore zones (FRTB = 0.041 and RRTB= 0.070).
The two-level AMOVA suggested that R. oxycephalus was highly geographically structured: 96.75% of the genetic variation was attributed to differentiation among populations and this was highly significant (P <0.001).
The reduction of OPCs in chronic SCD suggests that failure of cortical remyelination cannot simply be attributed to differentiation failure of OPCs, as it was suggested for WM MS lesions [ 11, 29, 42].
Some of the effects of dysferlin deficiency on muscle tissue have been attributed to poor differentiation of the dysferlinopathic myoblasts.
This effect has been attributed to terminal differentiation of mammary cells brought about by the hormonal milieu of pregnancy (Russo and Russo, 1999).
These phenotypes have been attributed to excessive differentiation of neural progenitor cells (NPCs) into neurons, which depletes the progenitor pool in notch pathway mutants.
A possible impact of duration of pregnancy on breast cancer risk has been attributed to increased differentiation of breast tissue in women with longer exposure to pregnancy hormones (Nechuta et al, 2010).
