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Besides a shared expression of the importance of digital tools, big data and personalization in the transformation of learning (and education) — and the size of the opportunity and impact they potentially represent — they have something else in common as well.

A lobula plate tangential cell (LPTC) was recently identified anatomically in Drosophila, along with a number of neurons within higher-order olfactory regions of the mushroom bodies, by its shared expression of the Odd-skipped transcription factor [ 9].

The shared expression of the bicarbonate transporter Smed-slc4a-7 and the ammonia transporter Smed-slc42a-2 in the terminal segment supports a basal homology between the CD and the corresponding protonephridial segment, which is why we have chosen to adopt the vertebrate nomenclature.

This confirms several recent reports on the shared expression of these markers between slow-cycling "+4" cells and Lgr5 CBC cells (Itzkovitz et al, 2012; Munoz et al, 2012; Powell et al, 2012; Wong et al, 2012; Wang et al, 2013).

As predicted, C3(1)/Tag mammary tumors and M6 cells express the Tag signature whereas normal human breast epithelial cells and normal mammary tissue from FVB mice do not share expression of the Tag signature.

Hatsune Miku is the shared expression of everyone she's just the next step," Itoh says.

Together, these data suggest that regulation of CTGF and TSP-1 is the result of the shared expression of miR-18a, miR-19a, and miR19b, enabling modest changes in miRNA expression to control transcriptional repression.

The shared expression of phox2 would then merely reflect the conservation of a particular phenotypic trait that visceral neurons have in common and that is downstream of phox2, for example 'to direct axonal projections towards somatic versus visceral targets', as the authors propose.

However, a definitive assessment of the identity of KRT7-expressing, BMP-treated hESC-derived cells as either embryonic or extraembryonic mesoderm is difficult, because of the shared expression of numerous mesoderm-associated genes across embryonic and extraembryonic subsets.

Attempts to associate molecular expression data with morphological structures (e.g. [ 18]) also place the Gnetales and conifers together, with shared expression of orthologous genes indicating that the Gnetum strobilar collar and ovule are homologous to the conifer bract-and-ovule/ovuliferous scale complex.