However, understanding the molecular networks of differentiation is not enough to predict the fate of differentiated cells once transplanted in a living host.
Since cultured C. elegans embryonic cells terminally differentiate after one day in isolation, it is possible that cell differentiation is not entirely normal compared to cells in situ.
Jacques Santer, the commission's president, proclaimed that "differentiation is not discrimination" (if true, what would be the point of differentiating?).
Cell differentiation is not unidirectional; under certain stimuli in vitro or during regeneration, differentiated cells may recover properties of immature cells [38].
However, precisely how these factors control the chronology of enhancer establishment during differentiation is not known.
If the goal is to protect the clearinghouse from defaulting, the existing differentiation is not unreasonable.
Furthermore, relative roles of topographical factors (matrix alignment vs. matrix modulus) in inducing tenogenic differentiation is not well understood.
One of the unique advantages from previous system inverse algorithms is that the output differentiation is not required.
How they selectively activate expression of the pluripotency network while simultaneously repressing genes involved in differentiation is not fully understood.
In contrast, mesodermal differentiation is not induced on substrates functionalized with either ligand alone even though the culture medium is identical.
and when differentiation is not needed, into faster texture buffers.
