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Both measurement approaches show the same sensor characteristics but differentiate in terms of signal resolution and sensitivity due to different spectral sensitivities of the channels or filters.
Limousin seem to have the same haplotype as other breeds in the immediate LYN-PLAG1 region but differentiate in the surrounding region.
These cells have common origin at early follicular stage but differentiate into two subpopulations in the course of follicular development, up to the preovulatory stage.
Together, these results suggest that the stem cells self-renew, but differentiate rarely in the adult animal, at least when these are maintained in standard conditions.
Moreover, it also suggested that monocyte did not migrate to the site of immunisation but differentiated into moDC in the dLN.
Team members will typically get the same grade, but we may differentiate in extreme cases of unequal contribution.
There are about a million case vendors out there ready to hook up your iThing with the utmost in protection and style, but very few differentiate in a cool way.
SCC12f cells are derived from a squamous cell carcinoma but grow and differentiate in a manner similar to that seen in normal primary keratinocytes and are a well-established model for keratinocyte function [22].
The clonal population NSP2, interpreted to be a ductal progenitor cell, yields a ductal outgrowth that fills the mammary fat pad but does not differentiate in response to hormones (Kittrell et al., unpublished data).
The Basque country has a well represented archaeological record in Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods [ 1] but Archaeology can seldom differentiate an "in situ" cultural evolution from successive waves of new incomers.
LPS exposure dramatically increased the stimulatory capability of control DCs, but DCs differentiated in the presence of LEF-M and subsequently exposed to an activation stimulus were as ineffective as immature control DCs in supporting T-cell proliferation (Fig. 3b).
