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Differences in gene expression profiles allowed classification of stem cells into three separate populations including ESC, multipotent adult progenitor cells (MAPC) and mesenchymal stromal cells (MSC).

The identification and classification of stem and progenitor cell lineages in breast cancer remains under development.

Figure 4 shows the GO classification of the tumourous stem mustard transcriptome.

This analysis facilitated the classification of mutations in stem regions of the 16S rRNA molecule as either structurally conservative or structurally disruptive.

Classification of sites as stems or as loops/bulges revealed that the density of SNPs in stems is about 62% of that found in loops/bulges.

However, the classification of Afrotarsius as a stem simian is not accepted by all researchers, and the phylogenetic claims and their implications rest on only the four molars of Afrasia initially discovered.

Finally, we conclude by demonstrating automated extraction and classification of local structural states in STEM images of strained interfaces of SrTiO3/LaCoO3 and local modulations in the electron density of states near defects on graphite surfaces imaged by scanning tunneling microscopy.

Classification of mutations in the 16S rRNA stem regions was preformed as described by Pei et al. (2010) and classification of mutations in the entire 16S rRNA sequence was preformed as described by Wuyts (2001).

To compare the relative information content among them for neuronal ensemble activity of each rat, I quantitatively assessed the performances of the binary classification of neuronal trajectories in the central stem of the maze between a pair of journeys irrespective of subtask, between a pair of task-demands irrespective of journey, and between a pair of trial types.

Classifications based on gene expression profiles have expanded the detailed classification of breast cancer by revealing cellular identity profiles, with particular emphasis on presence of stem cells and the nature of the immune response to the tumor.

All observations are of STEM faculty members at institutions in the United States categorized by the Carnegie classification system (Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 2014) as having high or very high research activity.