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Horses in the Middle Ages were rarely differentiated by breed, but rather by use.

The majority of the Ptc1Lox/Lox NestinCre paired cells divided to generate two GLAST-positive radial glial cells and rarely differentiated into TuJ1-positive neurons (Fig. 2D).

This is a closed environment where the cells are rarely differentiated.

However, this research has rarely differentiated on the bases of whether the teenage pregnancy was unplanned or unwanted.

Despite being well documented in the literature [23 27], until now mathematical models have rarely differentiated this as distinct from casual sex.

Although the neuromasts of trilobite larvae treated with 50 µM DAPT at 2 dpf rarely differentiated properly, patches of hair cells with an orientation bias were sometimes observed (Fig. 4J).

Immunohistochemistry for ANXA1 in cholangiocarcinoma and gastric carcinoma displayed positively staining cells mainly localized in well-differentiated carcinomas and rarely in poorly differentiated carcinomas.

Local hyperplasia and squamous papillomas were well differentiated, rarely demonstrating focal dysplasia (Fig. 1E).

Strikingly, the T-IhNSC cells described here, display a unique capacity to generate bona-fide oligodendrocytes, which rarely appear in differentiated parental cultures.

Interestingly, AThTP is found mainly in fetal or fetus-derived tissues and also in cultured cells but rarely in well-differentiated tissues.

In addition to this, VEGF expression was related to tumour differentiation (P=0.012), this factor being rarely expressed in well-differentiated tumours.