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The 'humanized' fat pads provided the necessary microenvironment to promote outgrowths of remarkably differentiated epithelial structures capable of at least rudimentary secretory differentiation.

The growth behavior of Ag nanostructures is remarkably differentiated at higher annealing temperature (750 °C) due to the sublimation and temperature-dependent characteristic of dewetting process.

However, when shifted to polymer flooding, it is observed that the injection pressures are remarkably differentiated using different grids or well models because of polymer rheology.

SCAs are thus remarkably differentiated from other neurodegenerative diseases in that a specific genetic diagnosis can often be made, whereas in diseases such as AD, a definitive diagnosis cannot be made until autopsy.

Remarkably, non-differentiated embryonic stem cells with same mutation maintain mitochondrial membrane potential by respiratory chain activity thus, the properties that determine the ability to maintain Δψm via hydrolysis of ATP neurons and glia seems to switch at the time of differentiation.

Remarkably, intermediate and poorly differentiated tumors (grade 2 and 3) showed overexpression of NQO1 protein more often than those showing low differentiation (grade 1).

Quite remarkably, Bcl-2 was expressed in differentiated cells although to a lesser degree in osteoblasts than in adipocytes (Figure 5A).

BCL6 was highly expressed in differentiated cancers and was remarkably reduced or absent in undifferentiated cancers.

Differentiation is remarkably stable.

Remarkably, approximately 65% of the callus cells differentiated into TE-like cells provided they were cultured on a liquid version of the same initiation medium excluding benzylaminopurine for 6-7 withoutithout subculture.

108– 111 Remarkably, fibroblasts, though supposed to be fully differentiated cells, can be isolated and cultured in exactly the same conditions.