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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04530.015 One of these genes, Nos1, has multiple alternative promoters falling into two distinct regions (for simplicity referred to here as Exon 1 and Exon 2) whose differentiated use is proposed to fine-tune its expression in response to various physiological and developmental stimuli (Bros et al., 2006).

Our pilot study also identified one urinary metabolite, hippurate, whose levels differentiated class V LN and FSGS patients.

This extended incubation is expected to label dividing NeuroD+ endocrine precursors and dividing duct cells whose progeny differentiated into NeuroD-expressing endocrine cells.

In the first approach, the Hilbert transform is exploited to get the analytic signal whose phase is differentiated to find the IF [10].

The resulting energy loss spectra in the forward direction show two well differentiated peaks, whose origin is elucidated by using a semi-classical simulation of the proton trajectory through the nanotube.

Projection neurons of mammalian olfactory bulb (OB), mitral and tufted cells, have dendrites whose morphologies are specifically differentiated for efficient odor information processing.

Unstimulated PMNLs are postmitotic terminally differentiated cells whose default setting is death by apoptosis.

However, there are some terminally differentiated cells whose post-mitotic stage is rather short-lived (in the order of days).

We used task spatiotemporal partial least squares (task PLS, McIntosh et al. 2004) to identify the PFC voxel whose activity most reliably differentiated experimental from control tasks.

Glomerular podocytes are highly differentiated cells whose foot processes, which are mainly maintained by the architecture of actin filaments, have a unique morphology.

MiRNA-92a-2 data is confounded by its homolog (miR-92a-1) on chromosome 13 whose signal cannot be differentiated by miRNA array [ 5].