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In the western blot analysis, the neuronal markers, growth-associated protein 43 (GAP-43) and βIII-tubulin, were also detected and highly expressed in differentiated P19 cells, indicating that the cells had differentiated into neurons.
More importantly, they showed that most of the transplanted NSCs had differentiated into oligodendrocytes and neurons and that astrocytic differentiation was rare.
Cultures were then stained with F4/80 (Biolegend) to ensure that ~95% of the culture had differentiated into macrophages.
SMI32+ neurites were observed inside scaffolds at 21 days but not 8 days post implantation, indicating that at least some of the infiltrated neuroblasts had differentiated into neurons.
On these substrates, the actin stress fibers were not so prominent, indicating that cells had differentiated into osteoblasts similar to those cultured on the PLA/HA composite 3D woven scaffolds.
But the line was genetically unaltered, and when the cells were implanted in mice, they formed a cluster of cells that had differentiated into multiple tissue types (a standard test for pluripotency).
Before Dolly, scientists thought that cell differentiation was irreversible: they believed that, once a cell has differentiated into a specialized body cell, such as a skin or liver cell, the process cannot be reversed.
These results indicate that ADSCs after 12 days of differentiation express most of the chondrocytic gene markers, suggesting that they have differentiated into normal chondrocytes.
Although naive cells can become any one of the four effector phenotypes, once a cell has differentiated into a Th1 or Th2 cell, it is difficult to induce further differentiation because of the deep Th1 and Th2 attractor basins.
Parenchyma cells are capable of cell division, even after they have differentiated into the mature form.
The hope is that they can be harvested from the patient and reimplanted once they have differentiated into photoreceptors.
