Sentence examples for marker commonly expressed from inspiring English sources

As expected, we failed to detect cells expressing CD19, a marker commonly expressed by cells differentiating toward the lymphoid lineage (Fig. 3F).

We derived a fibroblast line from a skin biopsy from a healthy adult male (HUF1) (Figure 1A) and used immunocytochemistry to characterize the expression of cell surface markers commonly expressed on pluripotent stem cells (Figure 1B, C and D).

Effect sizes of markers, commonly expressed as percentage of the genetic variance explained by markers, are of primary interest in association studies since they are the main factors that determine the effectiveness of subsequent marker assisted-selection processes.

In mammals, embryonic markers are commonly expressed in pluripotent stem cells such as embryonic and induced MSCs and regulate self-renewal and pluripotency [ 9, 15].

All markers were more commonly expressed by GBM tumours compared with grade 3 tumours.

Double immunofluorescence using CD45 and CD206 markers (which are commonly expressed in BMD peripheral macrophages) revealed increased activation of microglial cells around amyloid plaques with co-localization of Aβ and these markers, suggesting that these cells were actively clearing Aβ deposits [ 51, 55- 57].

Then, we compared the expression of MC1R with that of other commonly expressed melanoma markers.

The most commonly expressed immunophenotypic marker was CDX2, observed in 38 patients (70%).

These cells commonly expressed MAP2 (microtubule-associated protein 2), a dendrite specific marker in mature neurons (Fig. 2D,E).

This pattern of expression within the developing human sympathetic nervous system strongly resembles that of IGF2 [9], [9] and defined NESP55 as a clearly superior marker for a sympathetic neuroendocrine phenotype when compared to chromogranin A. In neuroblastoma NESP55 was commonly expressed and found mainly in association with diffusion-limited tumor hypoxia.

The most commonly expressed roles were that of 'hawk' or 'dove' (or hard and soft marker).