Sentence examples for most differentiated subset from inspiring English sources

These results depict prominent stage-specific gene transcripts expressed during the maturation of prostate cells, starting from the most primitive fetal population (UGE), and progressing through the APSC population (Sca-1Hi), and its progeny, the transit-amplifying cells (Sca-1Lo), and culminating with the most differentiated subset (Sca-1Neg).

The CD80high mTECs constitute the most differentiated subset, present the largest repertoire of MHC-ligands to developing T cells and are also able to transfer antigens to thymic dendritic cells (DCs) for cross-presentation.

As a support of the concept that susceptibility to AF-induced apoptosis increases in parallel to lymphocyte differentiation, the level of the effector caspases 3 and 9 was increased in the most differentiated subsets.

Here we report that Galectin-3 (Gal-3), a β-galactoside-binding lectin involved in multiple biological functions that has already acquired diagnostic relevance in specific clinical settings, is variably expressed in most differentiated and less aggressive neuroblastic tumors, such as GN and ganglioneuroblastoma, as well as in a subset of NB cases.

Most differentiated cells, including cardiac myocytes, express multiple connexins.

turanicum populations were the most differentiated among the DWL germplasm and their contribution to the modern durum varieties was minimal.

In my opinion, it's one of the most differentiated, and effective programs out there.

[The recall] is a shame, because the Note 7 really is a technical achievement, by far the most differentiated phone on the market".

Three gene subsets (UGE, Sca-1Hi, Sca-1Lo) were generated consisting of transcripts whose expression was statistically elevated in each of the populations relative to their expression in the most differentiated Sca-1Neg cell population (Figure 1, Table S2).

A type lamins are expressed in most differentiated cells [5].

Interestingly, after Zimbabwe, Beijing is the next most differentiated.