Indeed both END2 and PYS2 cells have already been shown to possess heart inducing ability [4], [5], [33], [34], [35].
These data represent a comprehensive set of secreted factors with known receptor binding activity that are expressed in cells lines possessing heart inducing ability.
Philadelphia fans are considered gold-medal Grinches, possessing hearts a few sizes too small.
His dad concedes that they probably do not, but then tells the boy about a race of vast sea monsters, called whales, which move about using sonar power and possess hearts as big as cars.
In many ways her character was not unlike another tragic queen's: Mary Queen of Scots, who also possessed the heart of a ruler but not the shrewdness.
Perhaps if you owned it you would own enough to win back the only person who has ever possessed your heart.
Mrs Thatcher convinced the nation she possessed a heart of tungsten steel until the day in November 1990 when she left Downing Street with a lake of tears trembling in her hurt blue eyes.
Here was a woman savvy enough to cast herself as mother of the nation ("for every one of you, and as many as are English, are my children") while reassuring them that the daughter of Henry VIII also possessed "the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too".
Who was this woman who possessed his heart and soul so desperately and whom he wanted to marry?
Had Zane Lowe possessed a heart in the dark cavity located behind his leathery bat lungs, he would have loved him.
More recently, it has been shown that the AVE, and not the anterior definitive endoderm (ADE), induced by GATA4 overexpression in ES cells, possesses heart inducing ability [26].
