Sentence examples for maintaining differentiation from inspiring English sources
In contrast, ubiquitously expressed HOXB13 is a member of homeobox super family involved in establishing cell fate during embryonic development and maintaining differentiation state in adults [48], [49].
Sustained cellular contacts are the key for maintaining differentiation and functionality of hepatocytes.
Prior to this finding, it was unclear that maintaining differentiation of mammary cells was an active process and that the GATA-3 protein was responsible for that maintenance.
l(3)mbt is a substoichiometric member of the Drosophila dREAM-Myb complex, which is required for gene silencing, and functions in establishing and maintaining differentiation states (Lewis et al., 2004).
Neurotrophins, such as NGF, are essential in promoting and maintaining differentiation, growth, and survival of cells of the central and peripheral nervous systems, including those that innervate the airways (Leon et al. 1994; Levi-Montalcini 1987).
Strikingly, ETS/PU.1 motifs were over-represented in Cluster I, implying that AML1-ETO is potentially recruited by PU.1 and may be necessary for maintaining differentiation arrest in Kasumi-1 cells.
"When you consider the other alternatives, it is so far unclear to me how we could maintain differentiation" by using a third-party operating system, Mr. Elop said.
"When a condo board imposes rules like this, they want to maintain differentiation and to keep things special for permanent residents," said Gary Malin, the president of Citi Habitats.
To maintain differentiation in the quality of user channels, we will model the growth of SNR on different transmitter-receiver links with different exponents.
The finding that growth on certain biomaterials preserves aging-attenuated functions, enhances proliferation capacity, and maintains differentiation potential of BMSCs indicates a promising approach to address this problem.
This makes decellularized tissue materials an excellent platform for providing cells with the signals needed to initiate and maintain differentiation into tissue-specific lineages.
