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In addition, CD34+ keratinocytes were found to express α6 integrin more intensely than CD34– cells (p<0.05), identifying this population as an α6 integrin bright subset.

Following ischemia, expression of c-KIT was observed for tubular epithelial cells expressing CD10, identifying this population as of proximal tubular epithelium origin (figure 1O).

To our knowledge, no studies have examined RYO use among youth smokers despite research previously identifying this population as a priority [ 4].

By identifying this population of CCC patients, we will be able to better evaluate the experiences of technology-dependent and transplanted children, examine their patterns of health care utilization, and design programs to provide coordinated, efficient, and cost-effective care.

The relative accuracy of the atypicality scale was evaluated against three self-report screeners specifically designed to identify this population.

Given the prevalence of cardiovascular disease and the high rates of depression among cardiac patients, there is a need to develop practical ways to identify this population and provide pragmatic general-practitioner based interventions for manageneral-practitioner basedbinterventions

Once we identified this population, we used single-cell sorting and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplify the immunoglobulin genes of single gp140-specific B cells (see the figure, part C) (3, 4).

Social media has helped them identify this population.

And the question pollsters have always confronted, is how do you identify this population and how do you sample it?

Electroporation of an expression-vector encoding the Red Fluorescent Protein carrying to a nuclear localization signal (Histone2B-mRFP; [8]) in combination with immunostaining for PSA-NCAM (Fig. 2e) or doublecortin (not shown) identified this population as migratory neuronal precursors.

Thus this novel imaging technique together with rigorous quantification shows that extravasation can be a rate limiting step in the metastatic process and also identifies this population of macrophages as a component of the microenvironment that plays a critical role in this step as well as in the subsequent growth of the surviving tumor cells.