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MDSCs form a heterogenic population of cells and this explains the need to identify specific markers to distinguish different subtypes of MDSCs.

In recent years, a number of expression profiling studies have been reported and these have identified overexpressed genes and expression signatures, which distinguish different subtypes of NS (Skotheim et al, 2005).

The data of De Kretser and colleagues indicate that the activins A and B, members of the transforming growth factor-beta superfamily, are not useful in distinguishing different subtypes of respiratory failure.

Moreover, there would appear to be a need for efficient and standardized analytical methods for extracting relevant information from actigraphy data and for distinguishing different subtypes of mood disorder recordings [ 44, 45].

Even though these cell lines do not secrete any matrix, and xenografts have diminished amounts of matrix, we can still detect histological subtype markers on an mRNA level, and are able to distinguish different histological subtypes of cell lines and xenografts using this profile.

It is possible that different biomarkers are needed to distinguish different molecular subtypes of breast cancer.

Lanzman et al. conducted an ASL pMRI study on 34 patients and found that mean and peak perfusion levels within the tumor area in a single slice can be used to distinguish different histopathologic subtypes of renal masses: oncocytomas demonstrated higher perfusion levels than RCCs and papillary RCCs exhibited lower perfusion levels than other RCC subtypes [ 33].

Finally, by comparing the three related but dissimilar cell lines, we are able to refine the list of markers that distinguish between different subtypes of endoderm including those that distinguish DE from VE. Endoderm both embryonic and extra-embryonic has been shown in various model systems to play an inductive role in the differentiation of mesodermal and ectodermal tissues that adjoin it.

First, we discuss results from recent studies that indicate that callous-unemotional traits can be used to distinguish two different subtypes of conduct problems at a behavioural, cognitive affective, and possibly neural level.

We were not able to distinguish between different subtypes of stroke.

First, we did not distinguish between different subtypes of influenza circulating in the community.