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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04070.001 All animals descended from a common ancestor that made the leap from living as a single cell to becoming more complicated, with many cells working together.
This suggests that Shh-dependent onset of cHairy2 expression is part of the response of these midline cells to becoming floor plate.
That OCT4+ GC disappear rapidly after birth is important, as maturational delay or failure to switch off expression of pluripotency factors in some GC in the human, may predispose such cells to becoming CIS/TGCC (Cools et al., 2005; Rajpert-de Meyts, 2006; Hersmus et al., 2012).
The development of an embryo is complex and dynamic, with cells giving up their ability to become any cell type and committing to becoming a specific cell type within a given tissue.
The final length of the cochlea is determined by the numbers of progenitor cells that commit to becoming either sensory hair cells or supporting cells.
The cells in an early embryo were most versatile, they thought, but in adult tissue, even stem cells were restricted to becoming one of the few cell types present in that tissue.
Accompanied by apoptosis under stimulation of nickel is the cell morphological alteration from epithelial cell-like appearance to becoming elongated and fibroblast-like.
These include factors that initially set an unspecialized cell on the path to becoming a fat cell and those that guide the changes that occur as the fat cell matures.
However, the mature BMDCs displayed an irregular shape with numerous pseudopodia or lamellapodia, and ridgy and ruffles on the surface of the cell membrane in addition to becoming larger and longer.
The researchers tweaked the human umbilical cord cells with retinoic acid, a standard technique to send the cells on the path to becoming a neuron.
Alternatively, if the expensive platinum-palladium catalyst could itself be made more catalytically active, then less would be needed to do the job, and fuel cells would inch closer to becoming commercially viable.
