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At d3, the factors were removed and cells differentiated for a further two days in the presence or absence of inhibitors affecting each pathway (Figure 5A).

The intracellular recordings were acquired from hMSCs that had been cultured and differentiated for a total of five days, whereas the voltage dye studies were conducted after a total of four weeks of culture, with differentiation being initiated at various time points within those four weeks.

Cultures were differentiated for a few minutes in fresh 60% isopropanol then rinsed with water.

Subsequently, the H9 hESC line was also differentiated for a total of 10 days.

Cells (passages 45-49) were seeded into 24-well plates at a concentration of 5 x 10 cells per well and differentiated for a period of 14 days.

Cells expressing the wild-type or mutant myogenin promoters were differentiated for 2 days before being transfected with AdT or AdC (control adenoviral vector) after which cells were differentiated for a further 2 days.

Although mTOR inhibitors share the same mechanism of action, differences in metabolism, formulation and dosing schedule underpin distinct PK/PD profiles such that they may be differentiated for use in a variety of treatment niches.

If perceived and felt emotions are not explicitly differentiated for subjects in a study, they may be assumed to be similar by that individual, and lead to a demand characteristic (e.g., "This is a happy piece of music, therefore, I should say that I'm happy").

Two groups are differentiated for the analyses: a) children visiting all nine preventive check-ups; b) children missing at least one of these check-ups.

Rosai, reinterpreting Langhans' "proliferating goiter," adopted the term "poorly differentiated carcinoma" for a specific thyroid tumor with insular features 30 years ago.

Based on these observations, it thus appears likely that DLK may fulfill specific signaling functions required in either the induction or the maintenance of the differentiated state for a wide variety of cell populations.