Cadorna, however, was determined to make progress and so embarked on a series of persistent renewals of the offensive, known as the Battles of the Isonzo.
We created libraries of transposon integrations and screened for persistent self-renewal in differentiation-permissive culture.
We adopted two complementary strategies to identify mutations associated with persistent self-renewal.
In addition to displaying persistent self-renewal upon removal of LIF in culture, Mbd3 −/− ESCs fail to contribute toward embryonic development in chimeric embryos (Kaji et al., 2006).
The PLC/PRF/5 sphere-forming cells possessed a key criteria that define CSCs: persistent self-renewal, extensive proliferation, drug resistance, overexpression of liver CSCs related proteins (Oct3/4, OV6, EpCAM, CD133 and CD44).
The mammalian olfactory epithelium has the unusual property of persistent neuronal self-renewal throughout adult life.
The source of Tuesday's momentum was the housing market, which showed signs of renewal despite its persistent struggles: consumers unwilling to make large investments, a flood of foreclosures and an influx of shaky mortgages.
Similarly, in 2008, following persistent engagement with the Department of Health, RENEWAL was invited to help facilitate a mini-conference organised by senior officials who wanted to stimulate wider discussion within government about the HIV-Hunger nexus.
Initial responses indicate that induction chemotherapy is effective at eliminating the majority of tumor cells, but subsequent relapse suggest that alternative means of inhibiting persistent leukemic cells capable of long-term self-renewal are needed.
However, they exhibit a different pattern of gene expression and maintenance of self-renewal capacity seems based mainly on persistent Klf2 and Esrrb expression after 2i withdrawal (Martello et al., 2013).
