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In fact, miR-499 translocated from differentiated myocytes to CPCs via gap junctions promoting the differentiation of the latter into functionally differentiated cardiomyocytes [ 44], highlighting the role of miRNAs as paracrine factors that can influence gene expression and consequently cell behavior.
He had succeeded, he said, in promoting the differentiation of the stem cells into precisely what he wanted — oligodendrocytes, in high purity.
The human microbiota is considered to benefit the host by promoting the differentiation of the mucosal structure and function, stimulating both the innate and adaptive immune systems, and providing "colonization resistance" against pathogen invasion [ 10].
In the developing Drosophila central nervous system, Prospero is well known for its essential roles in repressing neuroblast self-renewal, stopping neuroblasts proliferating, and promoting the differentiation of the neuroblast into a final specialized cell type (Choksi et al., 2006).
It was found that graphene adsorbed osteogenic inducers that promote the differentiation of the cells into bone-forming cells while suppressing the differentiation of cells toward the adipogenic lineage (fatty tissue).
In addition, with the hepatocyte growth factor (HGF), LSD1 siRNA delivery by AuNRs could promote the differentiation of the human mesenchymal stem cells (human MSCs) into a hepatocyte lineage in vitro.
The CELM may be joined with transcriptional factor to promote the differentiation of the adipocyte.
Together, these signals ultimately promote the differentiation of the B cell into an antibody-secreting plasma cell.
However, unlike TIEs-TPL/TPR complexes, which delay leaf cell differentiation, SPL-TPL/TPR complexes actually promote the differentiation of the archesporial cell into the megasporocytes and promote the growth of ovule integuments.
For example, activin A (an INHBA dimer), promotes the differentiation of the RPE during development and from stem cells [ 105, 106] and also promotes wound responses in the adult [ 107].
In the intestine, RA blocks the IL-6- and TGFβ-driven induction of the pro-inflammatory IL-17-producing T (Th17) cells, but promotes the differentiation of the tolerogenic regulatory T (Treg) cells (Mucida et al, 2007).
