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Each of these differentiated tissues has a distinct morphology and identity from the rest of the animal, suggesting that these different cell types may share a common pharyngeal identity.

The development of each of these differentiated cell types is influenced by the spatial and temporal distribution of a variety of signaling molecules and their receptors, which regulate normal morphologic structure and function.

Each of these genetically differentiated groups included one of the main races found in France: 100, 703, and 710 [ 2].

As a consequence, pathway-level consistent enrichment of genes annotated in a gene set within each of these sample-level differentiated gene lists would be biologically relevant to the phenotype being contrasted in the classes under study.

The obvious interpretation is that each of these lineages was differentiated prior to their dispersal into Africa, and arrived around the same time as part of a broader episode of faunal interchange.

The coordinated expression of each of these genes and others that typify differentiated dopaminergic neurons is initiated and maintained throughout life by a terminal selector (EST transcription factor) that binds a 10 base-pair promoter element that is conserved in mammals.

Three of these were poorly differentiated (high-grade) lesions.

After 24 h, there is a spread of the number of differentiated cells, being about 85% of the total cells.

These results suggest that evolution of novel TF binding specificities has contributed to emergence of novel types of differentiated cells.

Of these, 17 were moderately differentiated, 12 were well differentiated and 2 were poorly differentiated adenocarcinomas.

(F) Representative traces of electrophysiology recording of differentiated neurons at day 30.