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Because time only enters in Eq. (29) through M ( s, t ), we may differentiate in time and find that J still satisfies (29), therefore, the inequality (30) also holds for | J | and, since 0 = J ( 0, t ) = J ( ∞, t ), we conclude as before that d d t ∫ | J ( s, t ) | P ( s ) d s ≤ λ ∫ | J ( s, t ) | P ( s ) d s. which concludes the proof of Proposition 3.2.

Thus, lack of fully functional differentiation of retinal stem/progenitor cells in vitro does not predict how these cells may differentiate in a proper in vivo environment.

For example, cancer cells in a normal tissue matrix in vitro may not proliferate [ 93, 94], and cancer cells inserted in a morula may differentiate in the resulting organism as perfectly normal cells [ 95].

Blood monocytes may differentiate into DCs in the presence of GM-CSF, IL-4 and TNF-α [ 51] and early myeloid DC progenitors in RA synovial fluid differentiate in response to IL-4 or IL-13 in combination with GM-CSF and stem cell factor [ 52].

Our results also suggest that SS cells may differentiate into endothelial cells in tumors, as in endothelial mesenchymal transition.

The observation of SSEA-1+, CC10+ cells suggests that some SPNC cells may differentiate into Clara cells in the presence of N1ICD (Fig. 5E).

These cells may differentiate into chondrocytic cells, which in turn can regenerate the ECM (Angele et al. 2003; Bahuleyan et al. 2009).

This observation is consistent with the idea that GSCs may differentiate inappropriately in cul-5 mutants resulting in their loss, leading to the empty germaria phenotype.

And while Virb's emphasis on media may differentiate it in some ways from those major players, there are other sites like Multiply with a similar media bent.

So, these kinds of cells may differentiate, specializing in epithelium, glands, and stroma, to form a functional ectopic endometrial tissue.

Anti-JCV antibody levels in serum/plasma, measured as index, may differentiate PML risk in anti-JCV antibody positive MS patients with no prior immunosuppressant use.