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During earlier stages of tracheal migration, h22 mutant cells failed to migrate out and instead formed large clusters of internalized cells (Figure 2E and H).
First, endothelial cells of the dorsal aorta migrate out and align along the dorsoventral axis.
When these aggregates are plated en bloc onto laminin substrate, without dissociation, cells migrate out and form neuroepithelial rosettes where all cells are positive for the NS cells markers Sox2 (Fig. 4C) and Nestin (not shown).
Xu et al. recently showed the reactivation of Ngn3 in the ductal epithelium in a surgical ductal ligation model, suggesting the existence of adult stem cells in the pancreas [24], which theoretically should further migrate out and form "a new islet" according to the aggregation model.
These 'explant cultures' revealed that, when released from their embryonic environment, some PA2 cells migrate out and spontaneously change into cardiomyocytes (heart muscle cells that can 'beat'beat
Most of these retrocopies exhibit yield indicators of functionality, such as 1) they were already reported as transcribed genomic regions; 2) they contain an annotated reference mRNA sequence; 3) they appear to be under purifying selection; and d) they are related to the X chromosome, as some migrate out and others into the X chromosome.
Or even a period of restorative hibernation, with release patterns continuing to migrate out of summer and away from being US-led, and a clutch of franchise-starters and interesting studio one-offs?
And so perhaps it was inevitable that it would migrate out of business and into other areas of our lives.
"Cells migrate out of tissues and form new branches.
Anti-aircraft missiles could migrate out of Syria and threaten commercial aviation.
Arrows and spears were probably the key weapons that allowed anatomically modern Homo sapiens to migrate out of Africa and successfully colonise other parts of the world, including Europe where the Neanderthals lived, he said.
