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Interestingly, jagged-1 is important for epithelial-mesenchymal cell interaction in development [ 50], and mutations in the jagged gene lead to Alagille syndrome, a congenital connective tissue disorder whose hallmarks include craniofacial and vertebral deformities [ 51].
Under defined in vitro conditions, these cells adopt a cardiomyocyte phenotype that goes beyond the simple expression of cardiac-restricted biochemical and molecular markers, extending to the types of single-cell physiological functions that are hallmarks of authentic cardiomyocytes, including action potentials, calcium transients, and contractile activity.
The curvy contours, unexpected combinations of textures and materials, bright colors, and infinite detail are Gaudí hallmarks, as are his prevalent religious and nationalist symbolism.
A decrease in CD4 + T lymphocytes—a critical immune cell infected by HIV—is one of the hallmarks of HIV disease, and CD4 + cell number is a key factor in determining disease progression and monitoring treatment.
Dickinson's poetry is simply too weird, and yes, sexual (talk about images of "ecstatic release"), to fit comfortably into a category whose hallmarks are deemed to be "measure, reason, and control."