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The present results confirm the Iberian origin of the land snail E. quimperiana and reveal a genetic differentiation separating a Basque lineage from monophyletic clade grouping sequences from Brittany and Spain.

In contrast, Pten deficient tumors exhibited extensive nodularity with neuronal differentiation separated by focal areas of intense staining for proliferation and virtually absent apoptosis.

Compared to tumors from control mice, SmoA1+/−; Pten +/− tumors exhibited extensive nodularity with neuronal differentiation separated by focal areas of intense staining for proliferation and virtually absent apoptosis.

Similar heterochronic differentiation separates other closely related species throughout the eucalypt phylogeny, suggesting this process has occurred independently numerous times in eucalypt evolution (Potts and Wiltshire 1997).

To this end we have isolated GFP positive (GFP+) and GFP− populations at three developmentally significant time points during their differentiation, simultaneously separating GFP+ and GFP− populations within embryoid bodies.

Histological examination of the surgical specimen revealed areas of both carcinomatous and sarcomatous differentiation, completely separated by fibrous septae.

These observations prompted us to determine how as little as the one day of differentiation that separates the two B cell populations in the spleen results in the switch of the BCR-mediated response from death to intense proliferation.

Thus, the inheritance of genes causing testicular differentiation is separated from the Y chromosome, and the Y chromosome can be present or absent in phenotypic male (testis-bearing) mice and it can be present or absent in phenotypic female (ovary-bearing) mice.

The analysis of genetic structure detected the main signal of differentiation in this group, separating clusters 4, 2 and 7 from the others.

If confirmed, hybridisation events could provide supporting evidence either for secondary contact between once-disjunct taxa or for parapatric differentiation along the borders separating sister taxa.

In order to elucidate whether these two subpopulations represent two distinct phenotypes or two stages of the myogenic differentiation process we separated the CD56+ and CD56− cells using a cell sorter and cultured them separately.