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The main influence would be faster differentiation and wider variation of tree size.

Since it takes 2 3 weeks for hMSCs to differentiate into adipocytes using conventional culture methods, the development of methods to induce faster differentiation into adipocytes is required.

Berthelemy et al. [11] were able to induce a faster differentiation of endothelial progenitor cells into mature endothelial cells after seeding in multi-layer coatings of poly(sodium-4-styrene-sulfonate)/poly allylamine hydrochloride).

The resulting shorter cell cycle and faster differentiation leads to an increase in cell divisions in GE Ω and also progenitor efflux from GE Ω.

In the extreme case in which one HSC is significantly more potent (through, e.g., a faster differentiation rate), this ratio would be smaller.

RA patients with active disease display a faster generation of CD14+ myelomonocytic cells from the bone marrow and faster differentiation into HLA-DR+ cells than control individuals do [ 4].

Betulinic acid exhibits a strong characteristic IR band at 1681 that allow fast differentiation among triterpene species.

Using the method a carbohydrate-fingerprint of the strains was obtained even allowing a very fast differentiation between strains belonging to the same species.

Such a prolonged accretion stage would allow cooling to largely keep up with the heat accumulation caused by impacts, radioactive decay and contraction, thereby preventing melting and fast differentiation.

Following infection with certain viruses, bacterias or parasites, naïve antigen-specific CD8+ T cells go through a process of fast differentiation and proliferation, generating effector cytotoxic cells (expansion phase).

However, fast differentiation of effector CD8+ T cells and the recovery of protective functions seems to require CD4-cell help, as only in the presence of CD4+ T cells can CD8+ T cells express an increased frequency of effector molecule mRNAs or generate some type of protective memory after LDP [20], [38].