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Although it is currently unknown whether these cells can differentiate into NLCs, RA-NLCs are a more differentiated population.

Very few transcripts (5) were distinctively overexpressed in the more differentiated population (Sca-1Lo-only cluster).

For this experiment we predicted that the more differentiated population will increase early after injury and continuously decrease from day 7 to14 as the muscle reaches full regeneration.

Finally, Americans were heterogeneous at all distance bins, and this effect cannot be attributed to any single population: dropping the apparently more differentiated population, the Surui, still results in 14 significant tests in 19 distance bins.

This data demonstrates that FLT3/ITD evolves initially in the progenitor population as a heterozygous clone (that is, no CN-LOH13q), and subsequent events likely lead to the evolution of CN-LOH13q in the more differentiated population.

In order to confirm that the metabolic differences observed are indeed due to differences between CSCs and more differentiated cancer cells, we sorted CD24−/low cells within the sphere culture, supposed to be the less differentiated more stem-like cells, and compared them with a more differentiated population expressing higher CD24 levels.

As larger and more differentiated populations were analysed the G1 peak of the cell cycle decreased whereas the G2/M and polyploid fractions increased (Fig. 1a,b).

In light of these findings, we hypothesised that the SCs in prostate cancer would be more resistant to irradiation than the more differentiated populations.

However, precision in the attribution of C. jejuni may be less than that of Salmonella, in which different animal and bird species appear to host more differentiated populations (3 ).

This difference was probably due the fact that we had a more differentiated phantom population.

CD133 has been detected on a subpopulation of CD34+/VEGFR2+ cells in the immature phase and has been shown to be no longer expressed on mature CD34+/VEGFR2+ in vitro, leading to the conclusion that CD34+/CD133−/VEGFR2+ cells represent a more mature differentiated population of ECs and that CD133 is a marker of 'early' EPCs [ 16].