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For purposes of cell replacement therapies, a particularly concerning feature of culture adapted cells is the ability to form teratocarcinomas tumors that in addition to differentiated derivatives contain a remnant pool of undifferentiated stem cells, which can be placed back into culture and grown as hPSCs (Andrews et al., 2005; Blum and Benvenisty, 2009).

Note that the apparent discrepancy between the thyroid cell lines in the CCLE and the other two sets is likely due to the inclusion of anaplastic thyroid cancer cell lines in the CCLE in addition to differentiated thyroid cancer.

Multivariate analysis showed that hyperfibrinogenemia, in addition to differentiated histology and venous involvement, remained independently associated with liver metastasis with an odds ratio of 2.933 (p < 0.05) (Table 3).

In addition to differentiation outcome, EPL cells differentiated in the presence of FGFs 4 and 8 were analysed for the expression of a panel of marker genes of the primitive streak, mesoderm and EMT, as for Figure 2D.

Pathway based analysis revealed CNV-gene pairs with intermediate Fst in addition to highly differentiated CNVs.

In addition to TEER, differentiated NPCs also regulated p-gp activity, tight junction fidelity in terms of continuous intercellular localization, and expression of various genes in a manner similar to primary astrocytes.

By contrast, tumors originated from A-CYLDWT were of better prognosis as in addition to poorly differentiated areas, they exhibit extensive regions of necrosis in the core of the tumor; moreover, we also found A-CYLDWT tumors consisting of benign cysts.

Satellite cells have been shown to be the major contributor to adult myogenesis, and several studies have demonstrated that a subset of satellite cells can self-renew in addition to contributing to differentiated progeny, and thus established their status as adult myogenic stem cells.

In addition to providing cells differentiated in culture, the mES cells can be exploited to generate a transgenic mouse, which might serve as a direct source of primary cells that could express both the photoprotein transgene, and an endogenous pharmacological target in the native physiological context.

In addition to the terminally differentiated neurons, postembryonic NBs that continue to produce neuronal precursor cells during larval growth are also removed after they establish lineages of adult-specific neurons (Bello et al., 2003; Tan et al., 2011).

B. mori is not only well adapted to human handling, but is wholly dependent on humans for survival, in addition to being well differentiated trait-wise from its wild cousin.