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"PowerPoint to me is more about standardizing, rather than allowing students to uniquely express what they got out of a lesson," said Colleen Cordes, a founder of the Alliance for Childhood, a nonprofit group that questions the use of computers among young schoolchildren.
Limit your time on social media and increase your time praying, meditating, and exploring ways in which you can uniquely express who you are.
In addition, cells in the niche uniquely express the pituitary-specific transcription factor Prop1, as well as known progenitor/stem markers such as Sox2, Sox9 and Oct4.
Proximal tubular cells uniquely express the mesenchymal cell-cell adhesion molecule N-cadherin.
However, hepatocytes uniquely express a PE methyltransferase, which methylates PE to PC via three sequential steps [ 60].
Claudin-low carcinomas uniquely express low levels of tight and adherent junction genes, including claudins and E-cadherin [ 6, 12].
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The expression of presumptive targets is not limited to liver ("uniquely expressed") but the expression levels are higher there.
When examining the uniquely expressed genes, 65 genes were unique to iJL1678-ME, and 6 to iOL1650-ME.
Gene expression profiling has identified genes uniquely expressed by human germinal-center T helper cells [ 41].
A significant proportion of genes showing changes in expression levels following RSV infection were uniquely expressed at either time point.
Among the classes of transcription factors (TFs) uniquely expressed in both accessions, RAHS-14 showed the expression of ERF and WRKY families.
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