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As the number of population clusters assumed, K, is increased from K = 2 to K = 5, so increases the number of distinguishable population groups (Figure 4).

The responding cells were visible as a clearly distinguishable population in the flow cytometry contour plot.

The morphology of blends A and B were similar and markedly different from that of blend C, which contained dispersed phase domains of two clearly distinguishable populations.

Natural hybridization involves the mating of individuals from distinguishable populations, usually of distinct taxa, and often involves the production of later-generation derivatives from such matings.

After retrovirus-mediated ADA gene transfer, these cells showed clearly distinguishable populations exhibiting ADA expression (ADA-bright), thus allowing estimation of transduction efficiency.

Introgression, as defined in its broad sense "the transfer of genes between genetically distinguishable populations" [1], plays an important role in the evolution of plant species [2], [3].

In these parasites, proliferating germinal cells are present as two morphologically distinguishable populations (Galaktionov and Dobrovolskij, 2003).

As wound healing progressed, two distinguishable NHK populations appeared, proliferating keratinocytes mainly confined to the wound margins and migrating keratinocytes mostly distributed on the epithelial migration tongue moving toward the provisional matrix (Fig. 4B).

The FACs analysis revealed that 18-4s cells are composed by two clearly distinguishable sub-populations in terms of the expression of both NefG3C-GFP and ΔNGFr.

We observed the presence of two morphologically distinguishable cell populations in the 1 g cultured samples: one has smooth membrane surface and the other one is characterized by the presence of membrane expansions morphologically similar to microvilli.

Identification of other subsets, e.g. TBX18+/WT1+, TBX18+/TCF21+ and SCX+/SEMA3D+ may further facilitate the identification of molecularly distinguishable cell populations with distinct differentiation potential, as previously reported (Katz et al., 2012).