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Taken together, these data showed that the amplitudes of SOCE were elevated in the differentiated neuronal cells under the differentiation culture conditions, and the SOCE inhibitor might block the differentiation of A2B5+ NPCs causing cell death.

Furthermore, construct 5, which had almost no aggregates (Table 1) and did not form any observable aggregates under the differentiation condition, strongly impaired neurite growth (Fig. 6).

The question of whether the stem cells we have identified are totally restricted to the neural lineage is difficult to answer unequivocally since it may depend on providing the appropriate milieu, suffice to say only cells of a neural lineage are produced under the differentiation conditions used in this study.

MWCNT 1 also improved cell survival under the differentiation conditions.

These data demonstrated that MWCNT 1 accelerated the myogenic differentiation under the differentiation environment.

Identical numbers of transfected cells were seeded onto 35-mm dishes under the differentiation condition.

Our results revealed that filaggrin and loricrin were induced by approximately 8- and 2.5-fold in cells that re-expressed RASSF9 versus those expressing GFP (control), when the cells were cultured under the differentiation-inducing conditions (2 mM calcium) for 3 or 4 days (Figure 12D).

In order to check that after a first step of culture under hypoxia, the differentiation into SMCs was stable versus time, cells were further cultivated either under hypoxia or normoxia.

Under hypoxic conditions, the differentiation of embryonic stem cells, as well as precursor cells, is inhibited [21] [23].

Whereas object clusters and object groups can be subsumed under 'object aggregate', the differentiation of 'object aggregate' types that have the potential to constitute bona fide objects at coarser granularity levels from 'object aggregate' types that do not, would be lost.

Under these conditions, the differentiation of the solid and liquid states becomes ambiguous, motivating the introduction of the term "overlapping" regime to describe this "twilight zone" NP state.