Sentence examples for have differentiated from from inspiring English sources

This is particularly useful for evaluating the dopaminergic function of grafted cells because the accumulation of [18F]FDOPA at graft sites would suggest the existence of TH-positive neurons that have differentiated from grafted cells.

Here, we describe a novel β-cell specific and glucose responsive artificial promoter system designed for analyzing and sorting β-like insulin-producing cells that have differentiated from stem cells or other progenitor cells.

The Komodo dragon was believed to have differentiated from its Australian ancestors 4 million years ago.

These results suggests that the nucleotide sugar transporters may have differentiated from EamA.

We anticipate that they may have differentiated from, and are functionally different from, BrFLC1 and BrFLC2.

Therefore, C. auratus of the Ryukyu Archipelago is also expected to have differentiated from other populations.

We have differentiated neurons from induced pluripotent stem cells derived from fibroblasts of controls and patients with N279K and P301L MAPT mutations.

The few living chondrosteans are highly specialized and have differentiated markedly from their Paleozoic ancestors.

This is because by then you have differentiated yourself from the other men on the market, so you gain more control over your market price.

An 11-sided coin was considered, which would have differentiated it from the quarter, but the patterns would not work in vending machines.

Finally, several previous vegetation classifications of the sand shinnery community have differentiated dunes from areas lacking dunes [[ 2] and references therein, pp. 3 4].