McShea provides an overarching framework in which we can view eukaryotic cells as evolving from differentiated aggregations of prokaryotic cells that have intermediate parts; multicellular eukaryotes as evolving from differentiated aggregations of single-celled eukaryotes; and colonial eukaryotes as evolving from differentiated aggregations of multicellular eukaryotes.
Our findings indicate differentiated demographic aggregations of breeding individuals in these two stocks with small evolutionary divergence, as evidenced by significant differences in haplotype frequencies, coupled with small and non-significant molecular distances and high migration rates.
Cho et al. [ 17] explained that its ineffectiveness may be due to the weak in vitro immunopharmacological properties of RP73401 on nitric oxide (NO) production, TNF- α release from differentiated U937, homotypic aggregation of U937 cells, and lymphocyte proliferation triggered by concanavalin A and IL-2.
We also determined the aggregation of differentiated cells.
In both rat and human fetal testes, DBP exposure induced similar germ cell effects, namely, germ cell loss (predominantly undifferentiated), induction of multinucleated gonocytes (MNGs), and aggregation of differentiated germ cells, although the latter occurred rarely in the human testes.
Moreover, signaling molecules and extracellular matrix proteins that are expressed upon Insm1-dependent endocrine differentiation might be necessary for the migration and aggregation of newly differentiated endocrine cells into islets.
The replating of differentiated C2C12 myotubes onto immobilized laminin induces the aggregation of AChR into clusters that are highly extensive, and more reminiscent of the situation in vivo than is achievable with soluble laminin or agrin.
Although many of the trials applied QoL instruments that cover most or all domains to some extent, the aggregation of different domains in a sum score hampers a differentiated conclusion to inform medical decision-making.
Sellers would get a better price, through aggregation of demand.
Politics is driven by aggregation of power and privilege.
