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Many research projects have explored the means to re-populate damaged cardiac tissue with functional cardiomyocytes using stem cells from either endogenous or exogenous sources which have the potential to differentiate into cardiomyocytes.

Extent of neuronal damage in the brain sections were analyzed in a double-blind manner using the following criteria for the grading scale: 0: no observable neuronal damage; 1: damaged neurons populate 0%to25%5% of area; 2: damaged neurons populate 25%to50%0% of area; 3: damaged neurons populate 50%to75%5% of area; and 4: damaged neurons populate >75% of area (Cui et al., 2012; Hadass et al., 2013).

In the heavily damaged Messick Road neighborhood, populated mainly by watermen and retirees, Poquoson officials estimate that as many as half the residents did not have enough insurance to cover their losses.

Moreover the demonstration of podosome formation in myoblasts opens new avenues to dissect cell migration during early stages of development and in muscle repair, where myoblast cells and their precursors travel large distances to populate newly developing muscles or to mend damaged or diseased muscle.

The quake heavily damaged parts of remote Yushu Prefecture, a region mostly populated by Tibetan herdsmen.

In a storm like Sandy, every part of the system can be damaged, and Rahman says New York City's grid is particularly at risk: "it's very densely populated, a lot of power has to go through those underground cables".

By comparison, the report warns, the Kalamazoo spill in rural Michigan was "nowhere near the worst-case scenario for [Line 9B], which runs through densely populated urban areas and could damage and disrupt major infrastructure, and possibly cause loss of life".

That cost will benefit the country, but it will seriously damage his standing among the contraries and Bizarro characters that populate his world.

The nation who threaten their place in next summer's World Cup finals is populated by just 620,000 people and its football team by just two players with the individual class to damage them.

The coordinator of the World Wildlife Fund Galapagos program, Carlos Valle, said the damage could be grave for the hundreds of sea lions and thousands of iguanas that populate Santa Fe. "It is very difficult to move them because they are very territorial," Mr. Valle said.

But the intensity and scope of the earthquake, across densely populated South Asia, could cause considerable damage.