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Mulinum spinosum plants exhibited a notable differentiation between flowering and vegetative GUs, but their axes, i.e. the sequences of GUs, were not differentiated throughout the plants.
The number of DNA hexamer (TTAGGG n repeats is reduced during each cell division in differentiated cells, and as a consequence telomere length (TL) often decreases in most differentiated cells throughout the lifespan of the organism [ 1].
We define a stem cell as an undifferentiated cell for which the mitotic progeny have the potential to generate differentiated cells throughout the lifespan.
As seen in the 33-millimeter embryo, the formation of the joint space is completely differentiated throughout, but clearly separate in the upper third.
Therefore, more studies are required to verify whether cp68k exists as single protein in A. amphitrite and, if so, whether the expression level is differentiated throughout molting.
In general, our results indicate that sex chromosomes are highly differentiated throughout most of their length in nine-spined sticklebacks.
The myogenin promoter should drive transgene expression in late myogenic precursors and differentiated skeletal muscles throughout the body, but not in non-skeletal muscle tissues [23], [24].
Recombinants in which WT epithelium was transplanted generated differentiated alveolar structures throughout the fat pad (Fig. 5D).
Squamous cell carcinoma of the vulva showed different patterns of staining depending on the grade of the tumour with well-differentiated tumours demonstrating expression around the periphery of the keratin pearls and moderately to poorly differentiated SCCs demonstrating expression throughout the tumour.
Using an HA-antibody, we detected expression of CagA-HA throughout the differentiated eye epithelium (Fig. 1C).
It is likely that the ratio of mosaic cells may be maintained throughout the differentiated (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm, etc) tissues over the lifetime [30], [31]; an exception being when other factors are directly influencing DNA stability.
