Sentence examples for new differentiated from inspiring English sources

Once in the adipose tissue, migrant MPs undergoe adipose differentiation, giving rise to new differentiated adipocytes within the adipose mass.

While reprogramming solely is a concept of experimental manipulation that converts cells back to a quasi-embryonic like state, direct reprogramming brings forth a new differentiated phenotype, similar to trans-differentiation that may also occur under physiological or pathological conditions in the organism.

Since in leeches the preexisting mature muscle cells were CD34−/CD31−/VE-cadherin−/Flk-1−/CD34−, we hypothesized that the new differentiated muscle fibres observed in the matrigel biopolymer were derived from the differentiation of myoendothelial cells and not from the migration of already differentiated muscle cells.

Other chains have joined the rush for new, differentiated brands.

Industrialization produces new, differentiated elites that replace the small leadership groupings that once controlled social, economic, and political power in the society.

We sell a new, differentiated product into a market where people still haven't bought it.

Meanwhile, for Telstra the acquisition helps it offer new, differentiated services to business customers as part of its newly launched Global Applications and Platforms (GAP) business.

Furthermore, cells engineered to express TGFβ1 were injected into the intra-articular space of mouse knee joints in order to determine whether they were able to form new differentiated tissues in vivo.

Embryonic progenitor and stem cells generate new differentiated cells during the initial phases of development.

Old differentiated cells lose their functionality while stem and progenitor cells dedicated to generating new differentiated cells lose their regenerative capacity [ 5, 6].

Thus CSCs/TICs need to survive cancer therapies in order to provide new, more differentiated, metastatic-prone tumour cells.