Sentence examples for some differentiated from inspiring English sources
Although our meristem sample is comprised of multiple cells types, including stem cells, elongating and differentiating cells and some differentiated cell types, proteome and transcriptome data suggests that the material contains a significant proportion of stem cells.
Immunostaining of the HFK showed NTRK2 to localize to cells within the MM but also to early differentiation stages in the nephrogenic zone and some differentiated tubules but not stroma (Fig. 1i j).
During metamorphosis, the vast majority of the epithelial cells undergo apoptosis while some differentiated larval epithelial cells dedifferentiate into adult progenitor/stem cells, which subsequently proliferate and differentiate to form a multi-folded adult epithelium surrounded by extensive connective tissue and muscles [ 1, 8– 12].
One service can consume other services and then analyze the aggregated data to provide some differentiated offering.
While it is easy to label Snow as a Snapchat clone, the app does have some differentiated features.
The experimental results indicated that glycine betaine (GB) exerted some differentiated influences on anaerobic syntrophic microbial populations at high salinity conditions.
Not all thyroid cancers are identified by 131/123I with MC, AC and some less differentiated PC/FC (including some Hurtle cell carcinomas) being iodine-negative.
4. Add some easily differentiated kids who are always one step ahead of Dad.
Inactivation of one Cdx2 allele predisposes mice to develop colon polyps, and loss of CDX2 expression is a feature of some poorly differentiated colon carcinomas in humans.
Muscle satellite cells were grown on coverslips in 24-well plates, and, for some cultures, differentiated for three to five days into myotubes.
In addition, some cells differentiated into heterocysts without cell division after nitrogen step-down, suggesting that cell division in the mother cells is not an essential requirement for heterocyst differentiation.
