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Hematopoiesis and vasculogenesis in the early mouse embryo have been recapitulated well by in vitro ES differentiation systems [8], [9], [10].

The change at the cell plasma membrane in the vesicular gland recapitulated well what we observed at the MEF's plasma membrane.

The cohort participants recapitulated well the distance-learning student body at STOU and share certain geodemographic attributes with the general Thai population (mean age was 29 years in 2005, slightly more than half were women, half resided in urban areas).

This is recapitulated well by our simplified model of apoptosis showing an all-or-none activation of caspase 9 (and caspase 3) with increasing cell-to-cell variability as the concentration of Bcl-2 increasedsed (Fig.  1b, Fig. S2).

Importantly, the age-dependent miRNA expression differences observed in gBT-I CD8+ T cells were recapitulated well in OT-I CD8+ T cells, demonstrating that these differences in naive CD8+ T cell miRNA expression are robust across two different mouse genetic backgrounds.

This finding recapitulates well established knowledge about GCN4's role in AAS.

In this regard, the Rpgrip1 nmice7 mice present loss of expression of RPGRIP1 and they recapitulate well the clinical expression of LCA.

Although the data presented are of interest, in our view the chosen mouse model has limitations for the study of breast cancer progression as it does not recapitulate well the human situation.

Moreover, ablation of Rpgrip1 expression in the mouse recapitulates well the human disease by strongly suppressing the formation of the outer segments of photoreceptors and causing the rapid degeneration of these neurons and ultimately, blindness (Won et al., 2009).

Although studies on the brain can be problematic in humans, an excellent animal model, simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) infection of nonhuman primates, recapitulates well many aspects of HIV pathogenesis, including neuroAIDS [ 31- 35].

Therefore we recapitulate well-known control concepts from the literature which will be adapted such that they work on a concrete experiment with all the undesirable effects like friction and quantisation.