Sentence examples for potent progeny from inspiring English sources

Although commonly referred to as cancer stem cells (CSCs), it is unclear whether TICs derive from stem cells and/or from less potent progeny that acquire stem cell properties during transformation.

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We conclude that lethal mosaicism is a highly potent

However, it is also possible that CD45+Lin− ES-HPs include multi-potent hematopoietic progenitors which are downstream progeny of CD45− progenitors.

Interestingly, this vector appears to be a potent tool for gene transfer into human neural progeny.

However, MYC is a potent oncogene; re-activation of MYC in the progeny of iPSCs induces tumor formation [36,42] and therefore it is preferable to avoid the use of MYC in reprogramming.

As demonstrated by the result of the present study, a potent breeding technique like selection in half-sib seed progeny (the technique which also has been used in developing the superior variety Kosi) has been able to ensure improvement in oil quality beyond 50%.

Adult SCs that are enriched for P ax7 and either lack or express low levels of M yf5 possess potent self-renewal potential compared with their more committed progeny that have increased M yf5 and decreased levels of P ax7 (Gayraud-Morel et al., 2007, 2012; Kuang et al., 2007; Rocheteau et al., 2012).

HSC progeny irreversibly become more rapidly proliferating multi-potent progenitors, with an ability to contribute to multilineage hematopoiesis for no longer than 6 to 8 weeks [1].

While most of these recombinant viruses do not produce virus progeny in human cells, which assures safety, they are generally not potent HIV-1 immunogens by themselves and required priming with other vectors, such as DNA, to enhance the immune responses to HIV-1 antigens in animal models [14] and humans [12].

Natural substances isolated from Spirulina platensis had been found to be potent inhibitors against several enveloped viruses by blocking viral absorption/penetration and some replication stages of progeny viruses after penetration into cells.