Sentence examples for marker that identifies from inspiring English sources

This was interesting because CD271 was previously identified as a marker that identifies a group of cells called the neural crest stem cells.

In addition, the findings of this study appear to confirm Mahboob and Szenes' (2010) contention that language should be considered as a meaning making resource and "not just as a marker that identifies the country/region that the user of this language belongs to" (p. 597).

We also show that infection of the developing brain, which is rich in NSCs, results in reduced expression of doublecortin (DCX), a marker that identifies young/immature neurons, while the glial precursor and mature astrocyte marker, glial acidic fibrillary protein (GFAP) expression remained unaltered.

Although there is no specific marker that identifies MSCs, these cells do express certain patterns of surface markers.

Secondly, Nkx2.5 is a well-known cardiac marker that identifies embryonic and mature CMs, as well as cardiac progenitors.

This study used CD56 (NCAM) to isolate satellite cells because it is a marker that identifies myogenic cells in humans; in addition, there is a good, commercially available, directly conjugated antibody for this marker.

The ideal, which would be extremely helpful in the diagnostic and prognostic assessment of patients, would be a validated, specific, and sensitive panel of methylation markers that identifies individual cancer types.

Sometimes it's an issue of norms and guidance, such as setting anonymisation standards to help make companies comfortable to release data sets without markers that identify contributors.

Advances have been made in neuropathological techniques to study resected brain tissue and to specify the types of focal cortical dysgeneses and other lesions by extending microscopic findings by applying immunocytochemical markers that identify specific types and distributions of neurons and glial cells that denote tissue architecture.

After separation, cross time-frequency analyses are performed using a reduced interference kernel on several cases to determine specific markers that identified discrepancies between hypertensive and nonhypertensive subjects.

Although many cancers are maintained by tumor-initiating cells, this has not been shown for mesenchymal tumors, in part due to the lack of unique surface markers that identify mesenchymal progenitors.