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The mtDNA-based phylogenetic tree illustrates that the two subspecies are reasonably well differentiated (Fig. 2), thereby leaving gene flow as a more tenable explanation for the analysis outcome.
In this study, we used an organ culture system of differentiated mesenteric arterial vessels as a physiological model that is reasonably closer to the in vivo environment than the cell culture system.
Little information is available on the ability of terminally differentiated cells to efficiently repair DNA DSBs, and one might reasonably speculate that efficient DNA repair is needed in cells of long life span with no or limited regeneration from precursor.
Obviously, one cannot be ensured that all the sources of local dynamics are successfully differentiated away, even though we control for all the local traits that should reasonably have a role in explaining the severity of the crisis in a given local context.
Little information is available on the ability of terminally differentiated cells to efficiently repair DNA double strand breaks (DSBs), and one might reasonably speculate that efficient DNA repair of these threatening DNA lesions, is needed in cells of long life span with no or limited regeneration from precursor.
Given the reasonably high levels of PDGF-BB we were interested to elaborate the impact of this particular cytokine on differentiated endothelial cells and its potential implications for angiogenesis.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
