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When Joyce and I met for dim sum (Chinese brunch with little plates) to chat about these issues, I said that it is above commendable that Asian immigrants have become so dominant in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) disciplines.
The expression of p50 was dim and cytoplasmic in CD34+ hematopoietic stem cells (data not shown), but early Mk differentiation (days 3 and 5) brought about a pronounced cytoplasmic accumulation of p50.
As prospects for a Senate vote this month on stem cell legislation have dimmed, Senator Arlen Specter (R PA) yesterday threatened to add a stem cell amendment to the health appropriations bill.
The videographers are more heard than seen, so the terror stems from disembodied voices rounding dim corners and navigating head-scratching scenarios.
But the vote against cloning does not necessarily dim the prospects for Congress to approve federally financed stem cell research should President Bush come out against it.
Elevated expression of p63, a gene characterised as a stem cell marker, was seen in Dsg3-dim cells compared to Dsg3-bright cells [32], [33]; results again suggesting that Dsg3 might be involved in more than just cell-cell adhesion.
The CSH-Nestin-GFP mouse dim neuroblasts [27] migrated, serving as an internal control for the stationary bright GFP+ SVZ stem and progenitor cells.
ABCG2 is also highly expressed in stem cell membranes and was shown to be responsible for the Hoechst 33342-dim phenotype of side-population (SP) cells.
We avoided CD133 as a selection marker for NSC due to its high expression in hESC and dim expression in EB-rosette cultures in our screens, which raises the risk of insufficient purification away from pluripotent stem cells.
