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Such instructive functions by the Rb family during cell fate determination may no longer be required once a cell becomes committed to a specific lineage, and the major function of Rb in committed cells might be to allow proper cell cycle exit and survival; a function that can be bypassed by survival factors or hypoxia.

However, in the CNS, no such instructive molecules have been shown to be required, and increasing in vitro evidence supports an oligodendrocyte-driven, neuron-independent ability to differentiate and form initial sheaths [ 9 12].

Ex vivo cultured cells can be transplanted with or without cultivation in a bioreactor or an in situ tissue regeneration strategy can be followed for endogenous cell homing with the recruited factors such as instructive scaffolds and/or signalling factors can be used.

There are several factors that make Lolita such an instructive case for investigating the art of cover design.

In addition to such fascinating and instructive formal pairings, the show offers visual delight straight up.

The terror of receiving such uninhibited (and instructive) commentary from complete strangers enthralls her.

Concerns expressed at that time also noted that the population displacements 'could act as a multiplier on social and economic pressures already at play and undermine stability in Syria.'" The response of the US national security apparatus (and that of its poodlish ally Britain) to such warnings is instructive.

For these athletes, taking a banned drug to come first no longer seems unthinkable particularly if those already coming first are believed to be using such a drug.An instructive article last year in America's Sports Illustrated magazine referred to a 1995 survey by Bob Goldman, a Chicago doctor.

Not to mention further evidence that Murry is often so immersed in the mechanics of his sport he seems almost unaware of the score, each point and each shot a component part of some wider education, the single ever-evolving game of professional tennis he's been playing now for the last 10 years.And in the end this is where Murray provides such a brilliantly instructive example.

Although instructive, such information may not necessarily apply to the capabilities of human EScells, further complicated by the current complexities of ethical issues.

In such regions, an instructive and permissive microenvironment, the so-called neurogenic niche, houses adult neural stem cells (aNSC) and functionally controls their development in vivo.