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A few regions of strong differentiation rise above sea level.

SP and WT differentiation rose to 2% and average of SL vs WT and SLC vs WT to 5%.

Once in the adipose tissue, migrant MPs undergoe adipose differentiation, giving rise to new differentiated adipocytes within the adipose mass.

OBJECTIVES: The precise role of hematopoietic cytokine/cytokine receptor interactions in lineage-restricted hematopoietic differentiation giving rise to mature blood cells of diverse function is incompletely defined.

Thus, in situ differentiation gave rise to the mtDNA sub-lineages in North America (e.g., C1d1a, C1d1c) and South America (e.g., C1d1b, C1d2).

HESC-derived progenitors harvested after 6 days of differentiation gave rise to pink-colored erythroid colonies in serum-free methylcellulose-based colony assays (Fig. 2B).

However, after 4 days of differentiation, the rise in PRL transcript levels was several magnitudes higher in the control group when compared to RPL samples (Fig. 2).

Monocyte differentiation gives rise to tumor-antagonizing and tumor-promoting macrophages.

The lack of appropriate stromal signaling may lead to abnormal epithelial differentiation giving rise to diseases like cancer.

At later time points in life, they develop into tumours and show different kinds of differentiation, giving rise to a variety of morphologically different germ cell tumours.

b K-ras mutations: only activating mutations in codon 12 or 13. c Tumour sublocalisation, Dukes's stage and differentiation gave rise to missing values.