Sentence examples for widespread differentiation from inspiring English sources

This progressive shortening of telomeres starts soon after conception, when cells begin widespread differentiation.

In contrast, addition of an Activin inhibitor led to widespread differentiation, suggesting reliance on Nodal/Activin signalling [ 9].

Given the widespread differentiation defect of Sst+ cortical interneurons and the associated changes in dendritic inhibition observed in Lhx6 hypomorphic mice, we asked whether these animals develop seizures.

Here, we characterize a novel hypomorphic allele of Lhx6 and demonstrate that reduced activity of this locus leads to widespread differentiation defects in Sst+ interneurons, but relatively minor and localized changes in Pva+ interneurons.

As shown in revised Figure 2G-I, expression of progerin in pluripotent TERT-deficient mESC led to a dramatic decline in cell numbers and triggered widespread differentiation of the mESC.

However, a minority of marginalised groups recognise that fencing restricts risk management strategies and increases competition for key resources, raising concern over more widespread social differentiation and increased vulnerability at the regional level.

Not unexpectedly, the global estimate of the FST over all populations per each gene was significantly different from zero, except in Tas2r16, Tas2r39, GPR43 and GPR120 (Table  3) indicating a widespread population differentiation and limited gene flow between populations.

At a cellular level, Let-7 has widespread effects on differentiation and self-renewal [13].

Lhx6 hypomorphic mice have widespread deficits in the differentiation of Sst+ interneurons, while Pva+ interneuron differentiation defects were restricted to the DG of the hippocampus.

The most widespread type of dialectal differentiation is regional, or geographic.

SNPs near the centromeres of chromosomes X and 2L exhibited the most extreme divergence between M and S clusters, but high differentiation was widespread throughout the genome.