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However, this method normally yields a heterogeneous population containing differentiated neural cells as well as NSCs.

In a heterogeneous population containing both non-carriers and carriers, the proportion of carriers πC x) in a cohort will change with time due to their higher mortality so that there are increasingly fewer carriers at higher ages.

Because this is an heterogeneous population, containing both epithelial and fibroblast cells, the fibroblasts can outgrow the epithelial cells unless precaution are taken.

The model shows that a combination of TGF-β and TCR signal can drive a heterogeneous population containing Foxp3+RORγt-, Foxp3-RORγt+ and Foxp3+RORγt+ phenotypes.

A detailed characterization of uterine MCs revealed that they represent a heterogeneous population containing connective tissue MCs, mucosal MCs and MCs undergoing different stages of differentiation or transdifferentiation.

Some double-positive CD4+ T cells can be generated by reprogramming the single-positive phenotypes, which also results in a heterogeneous population containing both single-positive and double-positive cells [ 23, 24].

Importantly, such MMP-activatable vectors selectively transduced MMP-rich cells in heterogeneous populations containing MMP-rich and MMP-poor cells.

In addition, we demonstrated the feasibility of using a pluripotency-associated lectin to identify and remove viable pluripotent cells from heterogeneous populations containing differentiated cells.

This condition generated heterogeneous populations containing Oct4+ cells with characteristic hESC morphology and less tightly packed, and morphologically differentiated areas, lacking expression of Oct4 (Fig 4M, P).

However, NECs are still a heterogeneous cell population containing a few differentiated cells.

LSK cells represent a heterogeneous cell population containing the most primitive haematopoietic cells that have self-renewal capacity and haematopoietic progenitors that give rise to all mature cell types found in peripheral blood for a lifetime (Ikuta & Weissman, 1992).