Sentence examples for first differentiated from inspiring English sources

In order to determine whether Twist can bind to the myogenin promoter and therefore contribute to the mechanism of reversal of differentiation, C2C12 muscle cells were first differentiated in vitro to multinucleated myotubes and then transduced with an AdT.

They first differentiated ifhU-iPSCs into epithelial cells with differentiation medium, followed by tissue recombination of the induced epithelial sheets with E14.5 mouse molar mesenchyme.

Since we find that there are 2 thresholds in first differentiated Australian beef price.

Therefore, we focus only on TVAR with 2 thresholds in first differentiated Australian beef price even though we want to examine the effect on corn price.

Based on the result of Seo test, we conclude TVAR with first differentiated data is preferred to TVCEM since there is no cointegration between the variables.

In order to correctly code the reform, the overall reform package has been first differentiated by policy subdomain and then within each subdomain, every change has been identified separately.

Interestingly, the second differentiated male control (H1 hESC) line displayed the greatest number of cells with elongated SCP3 staining pattern comparable with differentiated OSKMV cells.

Second, differentiated cells and tissues are distinct; this embryological evidence leads to the second definition, that developmental systems create discrete cell fates, avoiding hybrids.

Nonetheless, a quarter of the GFP+ cells in the SVZ still expressed GFAP, whereas a third differentiated into Dcx+ neuroblasts (Fig 2G,H and Table 1).

Rat pheochromocytoma PC12 cells were first fully differentiated to neuronal-like cells by nerve growth factor (NGF) treatment, mimicking the terminally differentiated neurons in adult brains [ 16].

The discriminant function plot (Fig. 2) shows that the first function differentiated students in the high-SES from those in the low-SES group, and the second function differentiated the middle-SES group from the two other groups.