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Since HNF-4α is important for the differentiation of the IECs during embryonic development, the overrepresentation of HNF-4α sites in the non-stimulated promoters and enhancers could indicate that unstimulated cells are differentiating towards an IEC-like state while differentiation is repressed in stimulated cells.

The results suggest that taking into account motivational issues and differentiating towards different contract types can increase effectiveness and efficiency of agri-environmental schemes.

Notably, normal and tumor decellularized matrices distinctly promoted macrophage polarization, with macrophages in tumor matrices differentiating towards an anti-inflammatory M2-like phenotype (higher IL-10, TGF-β and CCL18 and lower CCR7 and TNF expression).

Therefore, it appeared that some cells were differentiating towards a cholangiocyte phenotype.

The EF1α, PGK and UbC promoters were active in cells differentiating towards ectodermal lineages and in SOX17+ early endoderm.

The lack of data on the optimal timing of adding RA to hESCs differentiating towards endodermal derivatives led us to follow the expression-pattern of RARβ.

Parental MNNG/HOS cells differentiated into osteoblasts, but were unable to differentiate towards adipocytes or chondrocytes (data not shown).

Both in presence or absence of bFGF, TCs were able to differentiate towards the osteogenic lineage.

By modifying the surface topography and stiffness properties, progenitor cells were differentiated towards the formation of endothelial cell monolayers to effectively inhibit the coagulation cascade.

This involves harvesting of multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs), after which they can be differentiated towards the osteogenic lineage mimicking intramembranous bone formation.

One strategy to overcome this difficulty is to use ADSCs or BMSCs that have been pre-differentiated towards the tendon lineage with the help of growth factors, a topic we will discuss in the next chapter and in Table 1.