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The development of this circuitry and of the longitudinal zonal architecture of the cerebellum in mammals, birds, and reptiles is recapitulated to highlight possible locations where evolutionary changes in the cerebellum may have occurred.
These findings were recapitulated to a large degree in T2 and MZ B cells (Supplementary Figure 3).
During tumorigenesis, it is tempting to speculate that both of these processes are recapitulated to provide the requisite nutritional supply to growing tumors.
Interestingly, local IL-17A expression as a result of adenovirus vector-associated Il17a delivery to the salivary gland of SS nonsusceptible C57BL/6 mice recapitulated to a large extent the SS-like disease phenotype described in the NOD strain [ 80].
Taking this in consideration, we used VPA to demonstrate whether the adverse effects observed in vivo may be also recapitulated to some extent the in vitro conditions using the hESC differentiation model.
The body weight and adiposity-related changes reported in the animal studies recapitulated to a large extent those seen in children of mothers who smoke (Levin 2005; Newman et al. 1999; Oliveira et al. 2009, 2010a, 2010b; Santos-Silva et al. 2010, 2011; Somm et al. 2008; Williams and Kanagasabai 1984).
Most pancreatic epithelial neoplasms recapitulate to some degree one or more of the normal epithelial cell types of the pancreas: ductal (75 90%), acinar (1 2%), and endocrine (3 7%) [11].
Our aim was not to compare methods, but rather to find a method able to recapitulate to an acceptable level of accuracy the classifications within these data sets.
The detection of embryonic hemoglobin β-H1 expression in reprogrammed cells suggested that the reprogramming process might recapitulate to some extent embryonic hematopoiesis.
How good does a model need to be able to recapitulate data to be considered worthy of publication?
To recapitulate, adaptation to a repetitive naturalistic stimulus enabled LMCs to generate larger voltage responses from the diminishing voltage responses of photoreceptors.
