Therefore, upon differentiation, each HSC produces one partially differentiated progenitor cell and one replacement HSC.
The second daughter cell adopts a partially differentiated state, then goes on to divide and differentiate further to yield multiple cell types that form that tissue.
Beginning in the 1980s mammals such as sheep were cloned from early and partially differentiated embryonic cells.
According to Reisner, if they're harvested too early, there may not be enough partially differentiated pancreatic cells.
Cells were collected in biological triplicates by scraping after 5, 7, 14, 21, and 24 days, corresponding to undifferentiated, confluent, partially differentiated, differentiated, and post-differentiated cells respectively.
Committed, partially differentiated HPCs are probably responsible for the initial circulating leukocytes and platelets following a transplant of PB-HPCs.
In addition, the morphological overlap seen between CN and cystic partially differentiated nephroblastoma (CPDN) can result in diagnostic dilemmas.
However, for clinical applications, it is still unclear which method is more advanced for tissue engineering: to transplant undifferentiated cells or partially differentiated stem cells.
Instead, they are believed to originate from a partially differentiated body that was severely disrupted by one or more impacts during its early history.
The rate of teratoma formation was higher with partially differentiated hiPS cells (as embryoid bodies) compared to undifferentiated hiPS cells (100% versus 60%).
Here, we examined the gene expression profiles between undifferentiated, partially differentiated and fully differentiated DPSCs induced by TNF-α by performing the next-generation sequencing technique (RNA-Seq).
