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hMSCs adhered to scaffolds via collagen receptor integrin α2β1 in all groups, while all but the aminated group showed extensive expression of the general matrix receptor integrin αv.

The extensive expression of BCL11A in hematopoiesis implicates context-dependent roles, highlighting the importance of fully characterizing its function as part of ongoing efforts for stem cell therapy and regenerative medicine.

(c) Enlarged image showing extensive expression of Cx43 protein spread throughout the entire cell.

Immunohistochemical study showed extensive expression of luciferase in the U87-luc cells of intracranial tumor tissues (Fig. 1A).

While, extensive expression of NCAM and A2B5, the neuronal and glial precursor markers respectively were detected as early as 4 5 dpp (Figs. S2A F), the nestin+ neural rosette like structures were quite prominent within one week of differentiation (Fig. 5D).

Using immunohistochemistry, extensive expression of CA1 was detected in breast cancer tissues but not in normal tissues.

Although immature intrathymic precursors were equally represented in HIV-infected and uninfected patients, HIV-infected thymuses showed less-extensive expression of mature CD4-positive cells and a compensative bias toward a CD8-positive pattern.

However, thymic processes in HIV-infected subjects appear to be characterized by a less-extensive expression of CD4-positive cells and a compensative bias toward a CD8-positive pattern.

Our results suggest loss of response of the RUNX3 gene in PAC and suggest further studies, such as investigation of methylation of its promoter, and a more extensive expression study of putative RUNX target genes.

However, we found, through an extensive expression analysis of OsSUT genes, that the transcripts for OsSUT3 and OsSUT5 were extremely low or undetectable in mature leaf blades of rice and that the transcript levels of OsSUT4 were much lower than those of OsSUT1 and did not differ between mesophyll tissues and vascular bundle (Additional file 3: Figure S2; also see Aoki et al. [2003]).

Bioinformatic analysis showed that capped RNA produced more consistent results, provided a more extensive expression profile of intronic regions and identified upregulated Pol II transcriptionally active regions in unannotated areas of the genome in HCV cirrhotic liver.