Sentence examples for common differentiation from inspiring English sources
The gene ontology analysis on these genes highlights pathways such as organ development and developmental process that could reflect the common differentiation pathways occurring in biopsies and induced myotubes when stem cells are differentiating into soleus or triceps.
Although genetically heterogeneous, AML subtypes share a common differentiation arrest at hematopoietic progenitor stages.
ACE was assigned as a common differentiation marker - CD143 [13] [13].
Our results show that mutants sch9Δ, ras2Δ, and tor1Δ, which share the same phenotype: longer chronological life span, do share some common differentiation patterns.
Retinoic acid (a vitamin A metabolite) and its analogs are the most common differentiation agents.
Development of more complex tissues (Hydra is too simple) is based on common differentiation of multicellular sub-units forming compartments [ 602].
1 The other common differentiations used to diagnose or classify patients with SpA are the presence of a disease-defining feature such as psoriasis, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD, Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis) or the history of a triggering infection in the enteral or urogenital tract (reactive arthritis).
In earlier research, combined studies on both hypertrophic and keloid scars were common because differentiation between these two entities had not been established.
In line with indications of an intrinsic osteogenic potential of BMSC, exposure to common osteogenic differentiation media induced more mineralisation (Refs 40, 50, 68, 69), higher alkaline phosphatase activity (Refs 40, 44, 68) and stronger gene expression of osteogenic markers, such as runx2, osteocalcin, osterix, alkaline phosphatase and collagen-1 (Refs 40, 44, 52), compared to ASC.
SLFN11 was expressed more common in well/moderate differentiation tumors(comparing to poor differentiation ones, 21%% v 4.9%%, P = 0.003) and stage II tumors(comparing to stage III tumors, 26.1 % v 11.4 %, p = 0.006).
