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HSP25 immunoreactivity in the vermis marks a subpopulation of zebrin II-immunopositive Purkinje cells in both the NZ and CZ [31].

Thus, even though MMP13 itself apparently is dispensable for tumor progression in the MMTV-PyMT model, its restricted expression in myofibroblasts in invasive regions suggests that it marks a subpopulation of carcinoma-associated fibroblasts that are involved in the transition to invasive carcinoma.

Calbindin also marks a subpopulation of human CA1 pyramidal cells (Seress et al. 1992 , 1993, which are distributed similarly to those in other primates.

The coexpression of MAP2 by Lrp12/Mig13a-positive Lrp12/Mig13a-positivermed subplate at E14.5 (Fig. 3 cellshowed that Lrp12/Min13a marks a subpopulathenewlypreplate neurons that later reside in the subplate.

► Tcf15 marks a subpopulation of pluripotent cells primed for somatic lineages ► Tcf15 expression is regulated by FGF signaling ► Tcf15 activity is repressed by Id proteins ► Tcf15 represses Nanog and drives differentiation once released from Id inhibition Little is known about the transcription factors that oppose the pluripotency network to drive cells toward differentiation.

We have identified SSEA4 to mark a subpopulation of chemotherapy-resistant, mesenchymal breast cancer cells.

Co-staining with HAI-1 demonstrated that Dlk1 strikingly marked a subpopulation of HAI-1-positive epithelial cells only present in the HPC response.

CR immunoreactivity marked a subpopulation of neurons, with individual CR neurons seen evenly spaced throughout the marginal zone and more densely in the cortical plate, particularly in the deeper parts, confirming the previous observations of Meyer et al. (2000).

In the panel of human tissues used in this study, expression of TCF7L2-NE correlated with CART but not with POMC, possibly marking a subpopulation of glucose-activated neurons activated by blood glucose, insulin and leptin [ 9].

Because our patient sample size is small, we cautiously propose that either in residual MM or recurrent MM cells, GRP78 is likely to mark a subpopulation with enhanced survival.

Together these results support the notion that, while Sox2 expression is necessary for the survival of the entire osteoblast population, high levels of Sox2 correlate with the ability to form osteospheres, and mark a subpopulation of immature, progenitor cells.