Precipitation falling toward Earth's surface may suffer several fates.
The material in the protoplanetary disk around MWC 480 will suffer several fates, Öberg suggests.
Immunostaining using human nucleus specific antibody and cardiac markers revealed several fates for ASC in the chamber; (1) differentiation into cardiomyocytes and integration with co-implanted rCM; (2) differentiation into smooth muscle cells and recruitment into vascular structures; (3) adipogenic differentiation.
Proliferating T cells usually have several fates under certain circumstances: toward terminal differentiation, or exit from cell cycle for resting and survival, or undergo apoptosis.
Although these studies support the idea that specialization and branch formation are dependent on region-specific expression of several fate-determining genes, the expression patterns of these genes have not been precisely correlated (at cellular resolution) with branching morphologies.
Past studies have suggested several fates in the evolution of duplicated genes [ 46- 48].
The presence of intermediary DNA damage induces p53 to its intermediary level (p53 = 1) that is involved in several fates.
After absorption from the diet, FAs can undergo one of several fates, including oxidation, conversion to other FAs, incorporation into membranes as components of phospholipids, or storage.
In the adult, oocytes may then encounter one of several fates: they may remain quiescent, may be recruited for further development and ovulation or may apoptose and die.
Glucosamine, when it enters into the cells, can undergo several fates, one of which is N-acetylation; the resulting N-acetylglucosamine can modify several proteins by coupling itself to the serine or threonine residues of those proteins.
There can be several fates for exonized TEs: 1-they can be deleterious and selected against, 2-they can be neutral and drift to fixation or be lost, or 3-they can be beneficial and consequently fixed by selection.
