However, cytokine profiling as well as clustering of correlated cytokines were distinctly different between native tissue and cartilage cells in culture, even when the cells were not expanded in culture and had a differentiated chondrogenic phenotype.
Derived mainly from heraldic traditions in France and the United Kingdom, Canadian heraldry also incorporates distinctly Canadian symbols, especially native flora and fauna, references to the First Nations and other aboriginal peoples of Canada, and uniquely Canadian elements such as the Canadian pale, derived from the Canadian flag.
A native of a distinctly pre-Fairway Red Hook, Brooklyn, Mr. Spanakos and his identical twin, Nick, were beaten up a lot as children, "mostly by the Italians," Pete Spanakos told me.
Spectroscopic, hydrodynamic, and chemical methods revealed that the mutations do not alter the native fold but distinctly change stability (S-126C > wild-type > S-126/265C > S-265C ESBL) and the features of partially folded states.
Real Companhia Velha's 2001 Evel, a spicy blend of five native grapes, is as distinctly Portuguese as a fado melody.
The rock pocket mouse has evolved via genetic mutation and natural selection pressures and is found in two distinctly different colors that match its native habitat: tan, the color of sand, or dark gray, the color of volcanic rock.
But what especially catches the eye are the distinctly old-fashioned touches from Ms. Holt's native England.
Multiple studies have found non-native species that tend to flower distinctly early or late in the growing season, advance more with warming or have shifted earlier with climate change compared with native species.
Among male Polish migrants, however, mortality for these cancers was distinctly higher than either in Poland or among native Americans.
This is one of the first inventories in verse of a distinctly New England winter, its "needless glow" awakening the tinny chirps of native snowbirds.
