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Furthermore, the majority of vertebrate lineages contain variant 5S rDNA copies, which have differentiated from the original genes by duplication and deletion events.

With time, more than 90% of the spheres contained cells which had differentiated into PAS+ acinar like cells (Fig. 2A PAS: D5 10).

To investigate immediate effects of Aβ on [Ca2+]i in hES cell-derived neuronal populations, we exposed untreated cells which had differentiated for 28 35 days in vitro, to oligomeric Aβ1 40 as well as to Aβ1 42.

All CD11b-positive microglial cells presented ramified morphology, we did not detect cells which had differentiated into macrophages.

These forces affirm themselves, and thereby differentiate themselves first, and only secondarily consider that from which they have differentiated themselves.

The schematic diagram of a typical molecular communication system is shown in Fig. 1, in which we have differentiated the diffusion channel from the propagation channel.

This evidence supports the proposed loss of photosynthetic activity in cells of ' Nostoc azollae' 0708, which may have differentiated only to perform nitrogen fixation for the hosts [ 47].

This is because no sequential combinations of the spring-sown broadleaved crop and OSR are feasible, which would have differentiated between both scenarios based on the differing proportion of seeds incorporated in the soil between autumn- and spring-sown crops (Supplementary Data Methods S3).

"Now banks may say, 'If you want money, let's simplify the structures.'"One way in which family-firms have differentiated themselves during the crisis is by refusing to slash their workforces.

Here we have differentiated which genes included in this prediction are RosR-dependent and which may be dependent on the four other TFs.

The observed morphological changes after knockdown of Mbd3 in ES cells did not clearly indicate into which lineages they may have differentiated.