Jiang, W., Zhang, D., Bursac, N., Zhang, Y. (2013) WNT3 is a biomarker capable of predicting definitive endoderm differentiation potential of hESCs.
WNT3 is a biomarker capable of predicting the definitive endoderm differentiation potential of hESCs.
Despite the lack of definitive evidence, potential benefits of fibrinolysis as a less invasive alternative to surgery in the management of PP seem promising.
Here, we report identification of WNT3 as a biomarker capable of predicting definitive endoderm (DE) differentiation potential of hESCs.
A small patient number in our feasibility study does not allow a definitive evaluation of the potential of the HYPR-LR algorithm in BPCT, but the results justify for a further evaluation of the algorithm in a larger patient group.
However, it is difficult to draw definitive conclusions on the potential of other fiber types because, in addition to the different compositions of the fibers, differences in fiber number and sizes existed, especially in comparison with asbestos.
To test the differentiation potential of definitive hematopoietic cells under the same protocol, we injected unfractionated bone marrow from newly hatched EGFP-expressing chicks into the circulation of stage HH16 to HH17 non-transgenic chicken embryos, before the appearance of the intra-aortic hematopoietic stem cell clusters.
In the present study, we focussed on assessing the suitability of MCM-2 ICC for detecting bladder cancer in the largest sample set analysed to date, rather than comparing different tests in fewer samples, which would have given less definitive information on the potential of the MCM-2 test.
One of them, still around after all these years, has a bold green-and-yellow cover with the words "The Definitive Text". That's James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and for me, it was definitive in revealing the surprising potential of storytelling.
Improved delivery of anti-inflammatory agents to the CNS may allow more definitive assessment of the therapeutic potential of these drugs in ALS.
