STAR reveals that differentiation hierarchies and the potential for cell fate plasticity are present at all stages of human CRC development.
Metal oxides have great potential for controlling the fate and transport of viruses in the subsurface and water-treatment systems.
Loss of negative regulators of lin-12/Notch activity has the potential for influencing cell fate decisions during development and the genesis or aggressiveness of cancer.
This coincides with the rapidly unfolding developmental programme in postimplantation epiblast, resulting in potential for diverse cell fate decisions.
In contrast, epiblast-like cells (EpiLCs) derived from naive mESCs have a significant potential for germ cell fate (Hayashi et al., 2011).
This review indicates that the aquatic environment is the potential ultimate fate for ENMs and confirms that bivalve molluscs are key model species for monitoring aquatic pollution by ENMs.
Hoover was also a man who lost himself in his own ego and his need to be the center of attention — something that Mr. DiCaprio, as a student of Hollywood, has to see as a potential fate for himself if he's not careful.
The diverse grades of symbioses, ranging from loose associations to highly specific intracellular interactions, might themselves reflect the range of potential evolutionary fates for symbiotic partnerships.
Such information would hold considerable potential for forecasting an individual's medical fate.
In this article we review current knowledge on mercury and monomethylmercury with regard to their environmental fate and the potential for human health effects.
