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(D) Stacked column chart showing the percentage of CD34+ cells within the harvested cells subdivided into the percentages of CD34low and CD34high cells.

The algorithm uses a uniform Cartesian grid with some grid cells subdivided by tracked interfaces, approximately aligned with the material interfaces in the flow field.

(D ) Gating strategy for spleen CD4+ naïve T cells, subdivided into GFPhi (less mature) and GFPlo (more mature) populations.

And "Virus," whose folk-like melody seems to come from the depths of the centuries, has an unstable, ever-shifting accompaniment that suggests cells subdividing and multiplying.

They appear after an embryo has grown for five or six days, its cells subdividing within the hard casing of the egg.

The computational efficiency of the algorithm allows for simulating a relatively large cell, such as the HEK293 cell, subdivided into small subvolumes, in which the small numbers of molecules implies that reaction and diffusion will occur randomly.

To further define the role of CD44 expression in the development of CD4+CD25+ cells, we subdivided CD4+CD8-CD25+CD44+ SP cells into CD4+CD8-CD25+CD44low, CD4+CD8-CD25+CD44med, and CD4+CD8-CD25+CD44high cells.

Therefore, CD34+ cells were subdivided into CD34low and CD34high cells (Fig. 3A).

These cells were subdivided into FcεRI− and FcεRI+ cells, which were sorted and cultured (Fig. 1D).

Using fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS), viable CD45−/CD31− (Lin−) cells were subdivided based on CD49f and EpCAM expression, as previously described (Fig. 4A) (Eirew et al., 2008).

In the embryonic development of humans and other animals, the zygote stage is brief and is followed by cleavage, when the single cell becomes subdivided into smaller cells.