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Subsequently, we show that these iPSCs can robustly differentiate into several valuable lineage-specific cell types, including pancreatic progenitor cells (PPs) and neural stem cells (NSCs).

With additional genetic and morphological data, terapontids may provide a valuable model lineage for elucidating the role of modification of ontogeny as a driver of evolutionary diversification.

Our overall results demonstrate the huge phenotypic and phylogenetic diversity of haloalkaliphiles in saline systems of southern Tunisia which represent a valuable source of new lineages and metabolites.

The detected phenotypic and phylogenetic diversity points out that saline systems of southern Tunisia could represent a valuable source of new lineages and metabolites.

The in vitro differentiation model of ES cells has proven to be valuable for studies of cell lineage development.

The geographical distribution of intraspecific lineages and the pattern of gene flow among them provides valuable insight into the process of lineage divergence and speciation [ 1].

Furthermore, the dog is also an important model in evolutionary analysis in which its relative divergence in relation to other mammalian lineages allows for valuable comparisons.

In addition to the fossil record, molecular phylogenetic data of extant lineages can provide valuable information on the process of diversification in form of branch length and the distribution of divergence times throughout the evolutionary history of a clade.

Single-lineage studies provide valuable insights into the evolutionary history of tropical rain forests, but remain limited in their explanatory power when comparable studies of other groups are lacking.

This step resulted in a cluster dataset anchoring every gene family present in Arabidopsis to all of the aforementioned lineages, hence providing valuable means for gene identification with any kind of target trait known in core-eudicot plants.

Expression of CD68 is a valuable marker for identifying the monocyte/macrophage lineage cells, and CD68 is also expressed by authentic osteoclasts.