Sentence examples for rapidly differentiated from inspiring English sources
To summarize, we uncovered high levels of sex chromosome differentiation in two stickleback species, suggesting that sex chromosomes have rapidly differentiated from each other.
Two closely related lactic acid bacteria, Lactobacillus sakei and Lactobacillus curvatus, are very difficult to be rapidly differentiated.
These mimics need to be rapidly differentiated from infectious encephalitis to appropriately manage the correct etiology; however, the many overlapping signs of these various entities present a challenge to accurate diagnosis.
After migrated to lesion region, monocytes are rapidly differentiated into macrophage which engulf lipids and form the fatty streak [4].
After 3 days of culture, virus-specific antibody secreting cells in splenocyte cultures surpassed those in bone marrow (Fig. 7B), which may represent rapidly differentiated virus-specific memory B cells.
Patients who did not survive exhibited less NK cell depletion than survivors and these cells were very early activated and rapidly differentiated.
These Notch mutant ISC-derived tumors rapidly supplant differentiated cells in the intestinal epithelium and eventually kill the host (P. Patel and B.A.E. unpublished observations).
Therefore, regimens which may be able to target both the rapidly proliferating differentiated cells concurrent with less frequently dividing stem-like cells may improve overall therapeutic efficacy.
The cancer stem cell hypothesis states that tumors consist of a heterogeneous population of cells, including both rapidly dividing, differentiated cells that can be effectively targeted by chemotherapy and relatively resistant stem-like cells [ 11].
Expression of CD56, MF20, Myf5, desmin, MyoD and myogenin by differentiating cells shows that, although CD56+ cells initiated differentiation more rapidly, CD56− cells differentiated to the same extent after a delay of 3 5 days (figure 4g).
Poorly differentiated rapidly growing and moderately differentiated slowly growing human pancreatic tumours were implanted in the neck of nude mice that were orally treated or not with the inhibitor.
