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These findings suggested that all the cells in the invaginated region produced a single type of cuticle during tarsal joint development, instead of differentiating into two distinct (ball-producing and socket-producing) populations (Fig. 1A′c).

We next tested whether bulk HUCPVC populations were capable of differentiating into five mesenchymal lineages in vitro: myogenic (M), adipogenic (A), chondrogenic (C), osteogenic (O) and fibroblastic (F).

For immunofluorescent staining, EBs were reseeded into gelatin-coated plates and cells spontaneously differentiating into three germ layers could be identified (Supplementary information, Figure S5B).

These cells express receptor tyrosine kinase c-kit on the surface and are capable of differentiating into three major cardiac lineages (myocytes, endothelial cells, and vascular smooth muscle cells).

In order to confirm whether prepared MSCs could differentiate into two lineages such as osteogenic and adipogenic lineages, we finished the differentiation ability analysis of osteogenic and adipogenic differentiation induction.

Most permafrost can be differentiated into two broad zones; the continuous and the discontinuous, referring to the lateral continuity of permafrost.

Physiographically, the northwestern Mediterranean coastal zone can be differentiated into two main provinces.

However, it is still unknown whether these precursors can differentiate into two distinct tumor cell groups: SCLC and GC.

The study area can be differentiated into two main hydro-physiographic provinces: the watersheds, and water collector.

The northwestern Mediterranean coastal zone can be differentiated into two main physiographic provinces: the elevated tableland in the south and the coastal zone to the north.

For a fixed carrier sensing threshold, we differentiate into two cases, whether both transmitters can sense the transmission of each other or not.