The adult SC pool is a quiescent population of Pax7+ cells located at the interface between the basal lamina and muscle fiber that is derived largely from proliferating embryonic/fetal P ax7 +/Myod +/Myf5 +/Mrf4 (Myf6) + precursors (Kanisicak et al., 2009; Lepper and Fan, 2010; Biressi et al., 2013).
Awards are proliferating largely because they do so much for so many.
OM IS WHERE THE HEART IS Health and wellness dorms are proliferating, largely as a response to concern over binge drinking.
Instead, they have a high demand for other oxidative substrates and, in particular, lactate, which is largely provided by proliferating astrocytes through their high glycolytic capacity.
Since TS levels are low only in non-dividing cells and elevated in proliferating cells (largely independent of the cell-cycle phases), we propose that TS should be considered a proliferation marker, similar to Ki-67 and PCNA.
In the 1990s private schools proliferated, largely responding to the failures of state-run education.
As Wales found when they toured New Zealand three years ago, injuries proliferated largely because they did not have the requisite body hardness to withstand fierce though legitimate contact with the Samoans.
In Chapter 3 the authors argue that from ca. 1970 to 2000, long-term thinking about the past and the future proliferated largely outside the discipline of history, notably around questions of climate change, international governance, and inequality.
Divorce intervention methods have proliferated largely in the last decade as research on the negative effects of divorce has increased and as marriage preservation therapies and premarital education courses have grown, said Michael Bowers, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based American Assn. of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT).
Yet it wasn't until a year ago that the meaning of Warburg's discovery was revealed: The metabolism of cancer cells, and indeed of all proliferating cells, is largely directed toward the synthesis of cellular building blocks from the breakdown products of glucose.
The burka is a cultural custom that grew largely from Arab rural cultures, proliferating mainly in areas in which lack of education, poverty and fanaticism were rife.
