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It is crucial for chondrocytes to remain differentiated to function properly.

In vitro cell culture revealed that chondrocytes could adhere, proliferate, and remain differentiated on the nanofiber-coated CMC-MCs.

These acquired services need to remain differentiated from Facebook from a consumer perspective, otherwise the entire point of owning them — the bet that the future of social networks may not be Facebook — is moot.

Real interest rates remain differentiated across Europe, with Germany very low and the periphery very high.

While in his paintings everything sort of bleeds together through the globs of paint, the drawings remain differentiated.

Nevertheless, it appears that most forms remain differentiated despite the merging influence of gene flow.

The neurospheres remained differentiated neurons over the two-week cultivation in the multi-organ chip, proven by qPCR and immunofluorescence of the neuronal markers βIII-tubulin and microtubule-associated protein-2.

In the current study we have shown that deletion of a specific tumor suppressor, Pten resulted in tumorigenicity specifically by promoting the emergence of a small number of highly tumorigenic ECC cells in vitro, while the remaining differentiated cells were non tumorigenic.

Also consistent with previous studies [24], [25], [30], about two-thirds of the differentiated cells were of the fast type that reacted with mAb F59 but not mAb S58 and thus expressed only fast MyHC s), whereas the remaining differentiated cells were of the fast/slow type that reacted with both mAbs F59 and S58 and thus co-expressed both fast and slow MyHCs (Fig. 3).

The predominant remaining differentiated cells at 40 days in the taurine/RA culture (i.e. rhodopsin-negative cells) were RPE65-positive cells (3.8±2.6%) (supplementary material Table S1, Fig. S2G).

An alternative scenario to the hypothesis of recent speciation is that F. radicans may have originated outside the Baltic and entered the newly formed sea as a previously diverged lineage that remained differentiated (and became extinct outside the Baltic Sea).