In addition to differentiating yourself, she says it's important to be your own cheerleader and to "fake it until you make it". Diving in Bonaire, Edwards loves now exploring the depths of the ocean although she was once scared of open water.
He says that, in addition to differentiating between oysters based on whether they come from the East, West or Gulf Coast, you can actually taste the difference if they grow in a river, bay, lake, estuary or bayou.
In addition to differentiating agents, several inhibitors of neurosphere proliferation have been evaluated.
In addition to differentiating the United States retail fresh produce market by store types, the United States market should be considered as separate markets by state or region.
In our animal study, MSCs possibly produced trophic factors for residual chondrocytes, in addition to differentiating into chondrocytes in the presence of HA.
In addition to differentiating into functional endocrine cells for the duration of experimental assays, ideally pancreatic precursors must also be capable of engrafting and surviving in vivo for extended periods of time.
Moreover, using probabilities of alteration (instead of magnitude of change), in addition to differentiating between evidence of alteration and estimated fold change, prevents inter-array differences in range of log2 ratios and tissue mixture to get confounded with evidence of alteration.
In addition to their ability to differentiate into cells of mesodermal lineages, hDPSCs have the potential to differentiate along the neural lineage.
In addition to their ability to differentiate in vitro into cell types that naturally occur in growing antlers (e.g. osteoblasts), under appropriate culture conditions STRO-1+ cells were also able to differentiate into adipocytes.
In addition to their ability to differentiate into osteoblasts, adipocytes, myoblasts, and controversially into neural cells, a number of recent studies have thrown new light on their unique immunomodulatory properties and possible therapeutic use [20].
