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Gene expression and functional analyses demonstrate that these components are detected in most of the differentiated tissues of the planarian (Figs 3 and 6 23,25, and control the regeneration and homeostasis of different organs, tissues, and body regions of the animal (Fig. 7), probably by regulating cell differentiation23,24,25,31.
The same regions of these five genes were completely unmethylated in differentiated tissues of Arabidopsis, such as leaf, root, and shoot (Figure 3A).
Calli from differentiated tissues of C. avellana and T. baccata were produced in order to establish cell cultures.
In plants, the expression of several APC subunits has been detected in differentiated tissues of Arabidopsis [ 21, 22].
The hunchback and Ikaros-like gene ehn-3 is expressed specifically in SGPs and is required for their development into differentiated tissues of the somatic gonad.
The evolution of multicellularity is accompanied by the occurrence of differentiated tissues, of organismal developmental programs, and of mechanisms keeping the balance between proliferation and differentiation.
On the contrary, the patterns of localization in the differentiated tissue of the anther wall were opposite to those found in embryo cells.
Teratomas contain well-differentiated tissues of the 3 germ cell layers (endoderm, ectoderm and mesoderm).
The expression of PTP4A3/PRL-3 in poorly differentiated HCC tissues was significantly higher than in well-differentiated tissues of HCC patients associated with HBV (P < 0.01) or HCV (P < 0.001) (Fig. 2c).
Functional studies of the mammary mesenchyme have demonstrated its profound role in directing and maintaining normal mammary tissue differentiation and architecture; mammary mesenchyme can restore some features of differentiated tissue to mouse mammary tumours when grown together in culture [ 54].
HMGA2 and Lin28B proteins are highly expressed in embryonic tissues, downregulated in differentiated tissues and, because of low expression of let-7, re-expressed in tumors, where their levels positively correlate with tumor progression.
