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Its accompaniment is Poulenc's Gloria Mr. Taylorr, in his first use of choral music, makes strikingly differentiated responses to its contrasting orchestral and vocal sonorities.

Chez Farrell, each of the four trios (containing two women, one man) has a more strikingly differentiated character and vitality; and the leading man (Kirk Henning) is altogether a far more madcap, impulsive character.

Strikingly, differentiated neurons never appeared in ectopic locations or prematurely in the VZ.

Strikingly, differentiated progenitor cultures contained GnRH positive cells (Fig. 5B,C, red, arrow) that were also positive for neurofilament (Fig. 5A,C, green, arrow) confirming their identity as GnRH positive neurons.

Strikingly, FACS-isolated, differentiated HSC showed very limited molecular and functional responses to LPS stimulation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05151.011 Strikingly, many of the prematurely differentiated neurons in the ML of the P8 Nf1Math1cerebellumllum expressed Tbr2, a marker specific for UBCs in the cerebellum.

Most remarkably, p53 controls expression of a different set of genes in mESCs than in differentiated cells and, most strikingly, several of these genes are also controlled by mutant p53 in tumour cells.

Well-differentiated carcinomas showed a strikingly patchy staining, particularly for HLA-DR and all except one had a near-diploid DNA content.

Most strikingly, CESH was able to discriminate ILC from poorly differentiated IDC by three differentially expressed regions, including relative overexpression at 8p21-p22 and relative underexpression at 8q13-q23 and at 16q22.

Strikingly, as four-copy progenitor cells transited to a differentiated state, the onset of Yan-YFP decay occurred at the same time as it occurred for two-copy cells.

PanD3 tumours were strikingly similar to the patient's original tumour and relatively differentiated.