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Conversely, differentiation markers for embryonic and extraembryonic tissues (ACTC1, PAX6, CDH5, CDX2, CD34) and extracellular matrix proteins (COL2A1, COL1A1, LAMA1, FN1) were upregulated in NANOGlow hESCs.

One limitation to determining differential expression of these signaling components in lateral and medial mDN populations during embryogenesis is the lack of specific markers for embryonic mDN subpopulations.

Since many intracellular molecules (e.g., angiopoietin 1 and myeloperoxidase) were also up-regulated, they might also serve as markers for embryonic HSCs.

Thus, our work showed for the first time that when β cell self-duplication is repressed by p21 overexpression, the markers for embryonic pancreatic progenitor cells could be detected in islets, which might contribute to the recovery of these transgenic mice from streptozotocin-induced diabetes.

There are limited alternative markers for embryonic chick macrophages.

Recent advances in time-lapse monitoring in IVF treatment have provided new morphokinetic markers for embryonic competence.

SOX9 is a known marker for embryonic lung progenitor cells and also stem/progenitor cells of other tissues such as liver and gut.

The nucleolus may therefore serve as a marker for embryonic genome activation.

Car4 may be an excellent marker for embryonic kidney.

(C ) Wild-type and fbn-1 (ns67 ) embryos expressing P fbn-1 ::GFP-PEST (a convenient marker for embryonic epidermal cells).

Although identified as a marker for embryonic stem cells and generally absent from adult tissues, Cripto-1 is overexpressed in 75-80% of human breast, colon, and lung cancers, as well as 50-60% of testicular, stomach, pancreatic, and ovarian cancers[ 6].