But those old rituals from the social clubs, to the broadly segregated white and black schools, to an obsessive interest in ancestry, all of that does still exist.
Like other tissues, the prostate is made up of an admixture of disparate cell types that are broadly segregated into an epithelial or a stromal compartment based upon their localization with regards to the basement membrane.
Interestingly, while there is significant overlap between Cux2 and Prox1 expression in the DG primordium (Figs. 2K,L arrows)), they broadly segregate to two domains, with Cux2 labeling SVZ progenitors as well as nascent granule cells, and Prox1 being restricted to newly forming granule neurons (Figs. 2I K).
Together, these observations coalesce around the idea that these gene clusters identified in Figure 5, based solely on the impact of RSC remodeler loss, also broadly segregate genes into two distinct types of promoter architectures: open (structured) promoters and closed (unstructured).
Other GO terms that were enriched in the downregulated population of chdC nulls at the loose mound stage broadly segregate as regulators of cell division or metabolism.
The clusters can be segregated broadly into two superclusters as shown in Figure 3.
That movement is a reminder of a time in the not-so-distant past when prominent public figures in the United States could rally around a public policy campaign that had overt racism at its core and evokes, more broadly, a racist past of segregated schools, segregated neighborhoods and intentional public policy efforts to sustain the racial divide in America.
More broadly, the report makes clear that the notion that customer assets are safely segregated, at least at commodities brokers, is an illusion thanks to a lax calculation of customer assets allowed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which regulates commodities brokers.
Schools are still segregated.
"Carousels were segregated.
"We have segregated communities.
