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Both divisions clearly differentiated lineage E in a separate group.

The two models construct a blue picture of cell type conversion and may be used to study the cell type conversion between different differentiated lineage and transformation between cancer and normal cells.

The FCA plot provided further insight in the K = 3 result by placing the individuals at the Monga NP site (morphologically identified as either of the parental species or hybrids) as a third intermediate group suggesting either a differentiated lineage or a hybrid population.

Co-expression of the classical lineage-specifying regulators T-bet, RORγt and GATA3 is more difficult to reconcile within a model in which each effector subtype is a distinct terminally differentiated lineage but may instead provide a mechanism for the functional plasticity that is apparent between T cell effector subtypes.

Recent advances in DNA sequencing technology has led to genome-wide distribution data for a limited number of histone modifications in mammalian stem cells and some differentiated lineages.

This phenomenon is consistent with differences in the kinetics of appearance of cells descending from long-term self-renewing pluripotent HSCs versus short-term HSCs and partially differentiated lineage-committed common myeloid and lymphoid progenitors [22], [27] [30].

To ensure that our new protocols did not interfere with hESC aggregate developmental potential, we next verified that our methodology could be used to generate the specific differentiated lineages typically derived from differentiated hESC aggregates.

Drug selection cassettes were developed to enable co-selection of stable hESC lines with integrated promoter-reporter constructs that are not expressed in stem cells but only in differentiated lineages.

The finding of genes showing this bivalent (or 'poised') chromatin, led the authors to propose that the bivalent state would be resolved to univalency depending upon the potential for expression in various differentiated lineages.

As the life-long progenitors of many differentiated lineages, stem cells must act as custodians of epigenomic regulatory patterns in order that these changes persist in most tissues throughout the lifetime of an organism.

Rex-Neor or Rex-Blar cassettes enable co-selection of stable hESC lines with integrated promoter-reporter constructs that are not expressed in stem cells but in differentiated lineages.