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The androgenic gland secretes a hormone, possibly steroid in nature, that controls both the differentiation of the gonad of the male into a testis and the male characteristics of its limbs.

Wnt signaling affects the pathogenesis of OA as this pathway modulates both the differentiation of osteoblasts and chondrocytes, and production of catabolic proteases.

PDK1 L155E restores expression of CD71 and CD98 and also supports both the differentiation of pre-T cells to DP and mature SP cells.

These data suggest that altering the expression of PRDM16 may affect both the differentiation of the myoblasts and the muscle weight in mammals.

Nanos is involved in both the differentiation of the germ plasm and posterior patterning in D. melanogaster[ 102], although these two functions can be mechanistically uncoupled [ 103].

The capacity for lysigeny and schizogeny was established in the first land plants, in connection with both the differentiation of vascular systems and the shedding of parts [ 124, 125].

In both species the differentiation of breast tissue to form lobules and terminal end-bud structures occurs prepubertally.

Although an improvement in the scores was observed in both scales, the differentiation of the PANSS score showed greater variability (Spearman's rho -0.64) compared to the PSP (Spearman's rho -0.73).

Indeed, jasplakinolide, which stabilizes actin filaments by inhibiting their depolymerization, and cytochalasin D, which inhibits actin polymerization, both inhibit the differentiation of osteoblast precursors into mature osteoblasts (Fig. 5D).

It is therefore possible that these differences enable a mouse to identify individuals of an inbred strain by the urine or body odor or both, analogues to the differentiation of the scent of monozygotic twins by bloodhounds [33].

Both mechanisms reduce the differentiation of osteoclasts and, as a consequence, the amount of bone destruction.