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An increase in the amount of genomic DNA is associated with the enlargement of nucleus and cell body during differentiation, which is a common event in polyploid cells49.
The formation of a neural network occurred within 10 days of differentiation, which is a promising length of time for SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cells.
Because of performing integrations, we can avoid numerical differentiation which is a notoriously unstable process.
(36) Therefore, downregulation of YBX3 may lead to perturbation of myeloid differentiation, which is a characteristic of AML.
Therefore, osteoblasts can regulate their own proliferation and differentiation, which is a key role during bone remodeling.
Type X collagen (ColX) is a well-established marker for hypertrophic chondrocytes differentiation, which is a non-fibrillar collagen consisting of three identical alpha 1 chains.
Results demonstrate the additive effect of electromechanical stimulus on stem cell differentiation, which is an important design consideration for tissue engineering scaffolds.
The 1,25(OH)2D is one of potent regulators of cell growth and differentiation, which is an effect on cell death, tumor invasion, and angiogenesis, which makes it a candidate compound for cancer regulation [ 9].
These results indicated that the thickened outer layer of the optic cup exhibited characteristics of a second NR initiating early neural differentiation, which was a symmetrical mirror-image to the authentic NR.
Tumour regression is characterised by massive, runaway differentiation, which was a surprise in view of the well-established role of Raf-1 in proliferation and of its essential antiapoptotic function in other cell types (Galabova-Kovacs et al, 2006a).
PPAR-γ was believed to be involved in hepatic stellate cells (HSCs) activation and differentiation which was a core event in liver fibrosis and was a pivotal gene to maintain the adipogenic phenotype characteristics of HSCs and prevent the initiation of fibrosis [ 31].
