Sentence examples for differentiation corresponds from inspiring English sources

While the developmental stage of day 4 ES cell differentiation corresponds to the gastrula stage of the early embryo [13], the day 10 ES cell differentiation stage possibly corresponds to E8-10 embryos, which are initiating early organogenesis.

This phenotypic differentiation corresponds partially to two ancient genetic matrilines specializing on hosts in each of two nest types [ 6].

The noteworthy temporal sequence of neuronal and glial differentiation corresponds to the timeline observed from limited samples of fetal tissues [ 42].

Kauffman postulated that these attractor states in model networks correspond to the cell types in multicellular organisms [ 9, 10], and the process of differentiation corresponds to a trajectory (in the state space) leading into one of the attractors.

The second wave (4 8 day of differentiation) corresponds to the shift from reversible to irreversible XCI and may depend on the changes induced during the first wave (Wutz and Jaenisch 2000) and is accompanied by the acquisition of a chromosomal memory of unknown nature (Kohlmaier et al. 2004).

Interestingly, among the CHO-AFs, the #1410 whose SN contained high amounts of KGF and showed the greater ability to induce epithelial cell proliferation and differentiation, corresponded to activated and differentiated fibroblasts characterized by the highest percentage of SMA-positive cells and the greatest MMP levels.

Besides, transcription, RNA processing and differentiation corresponded to affected categories.

Our findings indicate that the major axes of differentiation correspond to broad geographic regions.

6) Another major region of differentiation corresponded to positions 211 224 of HSPA1A (1s3x), which were substituted by a diverged segment of 21 aa in HYOU1 (positions 245 265 in HYOU1 isoforms 1 and 2).

Based on the analysis of MDIV, the differentiation times among the three regions were during the Riss glaciation (210-135 ka BP), and the population differentiations correspond to a series of geological events and glacial cycles.

However, the results suggest a long evolutionary history for A. morrisonia, the common ancestor of which could be dated to the late Miocene, and the population differentiations correspond to a series of geological events beyond the Pleistocene ice ages.