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Without further lineage tracing studies, the fate of epicardial cells after infarction remains uncertain, as epicardial cells might alter their gene expression profile without actually undergoing EMT.

These observations underscore the general importance of further lineage characterization of spindle cells derived from cuboidal cells in the normal breast and in breast cancer.

We confirmed the molecular and functional differences within the basal population by using single-cell qRT-PCR and further lineage labeling.

Phylogenies estimated from partial RdRp and N gene sequences (which include more isolates than the full-length alignments) also revealed a further lineage, named D (no M segment sequences of lineage D are available in GenBank; Fig. S1E, F).

Second, further lineage tracing experiments using several inducible Cre-drivers such as PDGFRα-CreER in combination with either previously described or novel models of AC will allow identification of the role of this population in AC.

DNA extraction was performed on all isolates, followed by 12-loci mycobacterial interspersed repetitive unit variable number tandem repeat (MIRU-VNTR) analysis (7 ) and further lineage definition by region of difference deletions, or for Ural strains as described (5 ).

They also found five further lineages of lower divergences that may represent distinct species as well given the positions of Scinax x-signatus and Rhinella dapsilis which are nested among the lineages with low genetic distances.

Consequently, the implications of sequence conservation in a less well-studied lineage are often unpredictable and require further lineage-specific investigation.

During the divergence of euteleosts, further lineage-specific duplicate losses have occurred that can be mapped onto the phylogeny (fig. 3).

The observation that numerous different mutations have become fixed within specific lineages demonstrates that this genomic region is undergoing rapid molecular evolution and that further lineage-specific evolutionary expansion and diversification has occurred subsequent to the lineage-defining mutational events.

The differentiation of apicomplexan lineages (Stage III) was accompanied by further lineage-specific losses: for example, loss of FASI in Plasmodium spp, loss of FASII in Cryptosporidium spp., which has also lost the apicoplast, and loss of enzymes mediating polyamine biosynthesis in all lineages except Plasmodium.