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The majority of differentiated teratoma patients (75%) had evidence of differentiation in their primary tumours; 88% showed cystic change in metastases and almost one-third showed an increase in the size of metastases during chemotherapy.

However, while there are claims of their potential to differentiate into hepatocytes and neurons [ 9, 10], solid evidence of differentiation that transcends the germ-layer boundaries remains scarce [ 11, 12].

EBs cultured in the absence of spermine showed no evidence of differentiation of contractile muscle fibers.

Using a murine model of healing-impaired cutaneous wound, faster wound healing was noted in the group that received ASC sheet treatment, and we observed significantly more engrafted ASCs with evidence of differentiation toward endothelial and epidermal lineages in the cutaneous wound tissue.

In addition, evidence of differentiation of soil fungal phylogenetics between nearby but isolated remnants suggests that conserving soil fungal diversity requires conservation of host habitats over their entire (remaining) range, and indicates previously unseen consequences of tree loss from extensively cleared landscapes.

Triton's eccentric post-capture orbit would have also resulted in tidal heating of its interior, which would have kept Triton liquid for a billion years; this inference is supported by evidence of differentiation in Triton's interior.

There are promising evidences of differentiation, maturation, and integration of the grafted cells into the endogenous neural circuitry in animal models [ 60, 61].

AD-MSC were characterised using the following accepted criteria [ 23]: adherence to plastic; osteogenic and chondrogenic differentiation as evidence of multipotent differentiation potential; and specific surface antigen expression.

No data examining this relationship in clinical tissues have been presented thus far even though p63 expression is routinely considered evidence of squamous differentiation in poorly differentiated carcinomas.

There is some evidence, however, of differentiation in the returns along varied dimensions (e.g. Martins and Pereira 2004; Hoekstra 2009; Green and Zhu 2010; Altonji et al. 2012; Figueiredo et al. 2013; Lindley and Machin 2014).

In addition, we found no evidence of perturbed differentiation in miR-203−/− mice based upon analysis of early and late epidermal differentiation markers, Keratin 1 and Loricrin, for the spinous and granular layers, respectively.