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The lower gabbro layer has a stratified structure and evidently represents the floor or sides of the magma chamber.

Because the epidermis of this p63−/− mouse model exhibits only a faint and patchy K14 expression pattern and lacks a stratified structure and because epidermal development appears to cease at approximately E9.5, p63 was considered to be a determining factor in epithelial stratification.

Pan-epithelial markers (PanCK and E-Cadherin) were expressed throughout the stratified structure (figure 5C) and specific marker of squamous differentiation (CK13) confirmed the correct cell lineage (figure 5C).

Infection of keratinocytes with these HPV types in vivo, immortalizes the cells and induces a dysplastic phenotype through distortion of the stratified structure of the epithelium and reduction in tissue differentiation [10], [11], which are associated with the down-regulation of E-cadherin, desmosomes and cytokeratins [12] [14], characteristic of EMT.

In contrast, at villus-anchoring sites, cytotrophoblasts form the stratified structure known as the cell column and differentiate into extravillous trophoblasts (EVTs) (Kaufmann and Castellucci, 1997).

This model mimics the stratified structure of the liver in vivo and incorporates the two major cell types found in this organ.

Each layer of a stratified structure will be treated as a subdomain and discretized independently.

Based on the obtained values, we assumed a stratified structure as shown in Fig. 6, and applied to our FE domain.

Biofilms eventually mature into a stratified structure with marked differences in cellular morphologies and gene expression patterns between cells in the outside and the inside [ 44, 45].

On the other hand, it is shown that in high seismic regions a stratified structure consisting of a sequence of loose (liquefiable) and dense (non-liquefiable) sandy layers should be expected, making the analysis more complex.

In addition to a stratified structure, the arcade-like organisation of collagen fibrils and the subdivision of the extracellular matrix into pericellular, territorial and inter-territorial zones in mature cartilage are also critical factors in its ability to support physiological joint forces [21 23].