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Partly because of the Bush restrictions, James Thomson and Shinya Yamanaka, a pioneer in pluripotent-cell research at Kyoto University, developed a method for creating cells that mimicked the pluripotent capacity of embryonic cells but were derived from adult tissue.
The accompanying photos are not part of the Scriven collection, but were derived from other collections in the Duke University Special Collections Library.
In the denominator of the LR, we evaluate the probability of the DNA evidence given the alternative (null) hypothesis (H2) that these remains were not from the missing Romanov children, but were derived from two randomly sampled, unrelated individuals.
In addition, we present data from our completed male lifespan study which has been further augmented by 2 additional WT and 2 additional Irs1−/− littermates that were not included in the original study, but were derived from the same group of breeders as that of our original study.
Serum and synovial fluid samples were not matched but were derived from patients with the characteristics described earlier.
The demographic, clinical, and limited medical resource-utilization data for the bortezomib group were derived from the results of the SUMMIT study, but were derived from expert opinion and published sources for the comparator thalidomide plus BSC group.
The cylinder pressure was not measured directly but was derived from the compressor dynamics and the motor magnetic force characteristics.
The wings of bats and insects are therefore analogous because they both function for flight, but are derived from different primitive structures.
Small patches of identical amino acid sequences commonly occur in proteins that have the same function but are derived from evolutionarily distant organisms.
They can morph into all of the more than 200 cell types in the body but are derived from skin, not from embryos.
Moore Street, according to Henry Moscow's "Street Book," was not named for anyone, but was derived from Moor Street, off which ships anchored in the East River.
