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1 el-retaining cell that undergoes predominant asymmetric cell division.
2 part of a signaling pathway that leads to an asymmetric cell division.
3 es from this rule, which invariably leads to asymmetric cell division.
4 s for other cell types, ciliary disease, and asymmetric cell division.
5 eir diminished ability to rejuvenate through asymmetric cell division.
6 s of clones indicates a preferential mode of asymmetric cell division.
7 ar, suggesting that enucleation is a form of asymmetric cell division.
8 ined through the regulation of symmetric and asymmetric cell division.
9 ts as a tumor suppressor in GBM by restoring asymmetric cell division.
10 r Sanpodo (Spdo) to regulate cell fate after asymmetric cell division.
11 ling forces that position the spindle during asymmetric cell division.
12 ture of DNA forms the primary determinant of asymmetric cell division.
13 lopmental biology addresses the mechanism of asymmetric cell division.
14 cell priming, founder cell establishment and asymmetric cell division.
15 n form without spindles, particularly during asymmetric cell division.
16 s the apical-basal polarity in epithelia and asymmetric cell division.
17  cell cortex underlies cell polarization and asymmetric cell division.
18 or proteins that position the spindle during asymmetric cell division.
19 ctate division axis and cleavage site during asymmetric cell division.
20 microtubules and position the spindle during asymmetric cell division.
21 lls, whereas PPAR-delta activation increased asymmetric cell division.
22 n of cell cycle subsystems and Caulobacter's asymmetric cell division.
23 ns epithelial tissue integrity and stem cell asymmetric cell division.
24  potentially useful models for understanding asymmetric cell division.
25 tenance of cell polarity and plays a role in asymmetric cell division.
26 the daughter cells a unique inheritance upon asymmetric cell division.
27  plant-specific solution to the challenge of asymmetric cell division.
28 l mechanism for creating such differences is asymmetric cell division.
29 differentiation of support cells rather than asymmetric cell division.
30 rnal sensory organ (ESO), a classic model of asymmetric cell division.
31 indle positioning is an essential feature of asymmetric cell division.
32 lls and that equalizing centrosomes disrupts asymmetric cell division.
33 iate signaling, cell fate specification, and asymmetric cell division.
34 ferential gene expression in daughters of an asymmetric cell division.
35 GSC-niche junctions, fusome localization and asymmetric cell division.
36 n neuronal migration, neuronal polarity, and asymmetric cell division.
37 rientation with cortical polarity to promote asymmetric cell division.
38 the chaperone that participates with GlsA in asymmetric cell division.
39 tem for studying the molecular mechanisms of asymmetric cell division.
40 ifferent fates of daughter cells produced by asymmetric cell division.
41 the Notch-mediated cell fate decision during asymmetric cell division.
42 l step for generating cell diversity through asymmetric cell division.
43  developmental disorders involving defective asymmetric cell division.
44 y and spindle orientation machineries during asymmetric cell division.
45  are positioned near the cortex to allow the asymmetric cell division.
46 rited equally by daughter cells following an asymmetric cell division.
47 emory precursors by favouring symmetric over asymmetric cell division.
48 ing of SYS-1 promotes its degradation during asymmetric cell division.
49 ched actin networks, in PAN polarization and asymmetric cell division.
50 entus, a model for cell cycle regulation and asymmetric cell division.
51 activated aPKC kinase and thought to promote asymmetric cell division.
52  extended G2-M phase and increased polarized asymmetric cell divisions.
53  paths are driven forward by a succession of asymmetric cell divisions.
54 r through a complex balance of symmetric and asymmetric cell divisions.
55 pensable for the production of self-renewing asymmetric cell divisions.
56 t is critical for the production of terminal asymmetric cell divisions.
57 and consider the implications of its role in asymmetric cell divisions.
58 t this domain is essential for repression of asymmetric cell divisions.
59 n and causes misorientation of symmetric and asymmetric cell divisions.
60 ain the activity of fate determinants during asymmetric cell divisions.
61 lls that are created during embryogenesis by asymmetric cell divisions.
62 active K-Ras also increased the frequency of asymmetric cell divisions.
63 poptosis and mitotic potential in C. elegans asymmetric cell divisions.
64 lopment to generate unequal daughters during asymmetric cell divisions.
65 o-dimensional (2D) plane through a series of asymmetric cell divisions.
66  and an intrinsic polarity mechanism ensures asymmetric cell divisions.
67                 We did not observe regulated asymmetric cell divisions.
68 sitioning is critical for both symmetric and asymmetric cell divisions.
69 , where it was assigned a regulatory role in asymmetric cell divisions.
70 egulation and function in both symmetric and asymmetric cell divisions.
71 n size, and this appears to be important for asymmetric cell division [1, 2].
72 , 8], cell polarity maintenance [9, 10], and asymmetric cell division [11, 12].
73 d for differential cell fates resulting from asymmetric cell division [3].
74 umor-initiating cell phenotype by regulating asymmetric cell division, a process necessary for tumor
75 on of genes involved in shoot patterning and asymmetric cell division accompanies the transition from
76                                              Asymmetric cell division (ACD) is a crucial process duri
77                                              Asymmetric cell division (ACD) is an evolutionarily cons
78                               The essence of asymmetric cell division (ACD) is the polarization of ce
79 tem cell-intrinsic model of self-renewal via asymmetric cell division (ACD) posits that fate determin
80                                              Asymmetric cell division (ACD) produces two daughter cel
81                      Many stem cells utilize asymmetric cell division (ACD) to produce a self-renewed
82                                              Asymmetric cell division (ACD), a mechanism for cell-typ
83 scuteable gene, which is sufficient to drive asymmetric cell division (ACD).
84 d regulatory module that influences metazoan asymmetric cell division (ACD).
85  developmental plasticity in plant stem cell asymmetric cell division (ACD).
86 ell population, suggests a possible role for asymmetric cell division (ACD).
87 stablishment of polarity, cell identity, and asymmetric cell divisions (ACDs) in plants.
88 his pattern is primarily driven by iterative asymmetric cell divisions (ACDs) in stomatal progenitors
89 tenin signaling strategy to carry out serial asymmetric cell divisions (ACDs).
90 of beta-catenin in regulating cell fates and asymmetric cell divisions along the entire anterior-post
91                                              Asymmetric cell divisions also underlie cell fate divers
92 enes, known to regulate embryonic neuroblast asymmetric cell division, also regulate neuroblast self-
93  aPKC, and Cdc42, is best known for roles in asymmetric cell division and apical/basal polarity.
94 lar processes ranging from cell migration to asymmetric cell division and axon and dendrite specifica
95 oes replicative aging (RA) that results from asymmetric cell division and causes phenotypic differenc
96 of proteins known to play a critical role in asymmetric cell division and cell polarization is the pa
97 s by switching from mitotic proliferation to asymmetric cell division and differentiation.
98                                Brat promotes asymmetric cell division and directs neural differentiat
99 roles for spatial and organizational cues in asymmetric cell division and inheritance.
100 ; this interaction is considered critical to asymmetric cell division and neuro-epithelium and epithe
101 coupled cell-cycle control system, including asymmetric cell division and responses to external starv
102 ke cells (TICs) are defective in maintaining asymmetric cell division and responsible for tumor recur
103 summarize the molecular mechanisms governing asymmetric cell division and review recent findings poin
104 phila brat and demonstrate its regulation of asymmetric cell division and stem cell properties of gli
105 ine nucleotide exchange factor RIC-8 in both asymmetric cell division and synaptic vesicle priming in
106 on neoplastic behavior, in part by governing asymmetric cell division and the balance between self-re
107 R) and SCARECROW (SCR), cooperatively direct asymmetric cell division and the patterning of root cell
108 feration and differentiation associated with asymmetric cell division and their broader implications
109 ulatory proteins that influence invertebrate asymmetric cell division and vertebrate neuroepithelium
110  prior to metaphase plate centering leads to asymmetric cell divisions and daughter cells of unequal
111 ing the CD70/CD27 interaction by mAb induced asymmetric cell divisions and differentiation in AML bla
112  pericycle cells is required to position the asymmetric cell divisions and generate a core of small d
113 of extracellular Wnt ligand is essential for asymmetric cell divisions and male differentiation durin
114 PCH controls key regulators of cell fate and asymmetric cell divisions and modulates responsiveness t
115 (a mobile transcription factor), they direct asymmetric cell divisions and patterning of cell types.
116 en-activated protein kinase cascades, orient asymmetric cell divisions and prevent overproduction and
117 KK4/MKK5-MPK3/MPK6 causes the suppression of asymmetric cell divisions and stomatal cell fate specifi
118 eins of the Wnt family affect axon guidance, asymmetric cell division, and cell fate.
119 yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae reproduces by asymmetric cell division, and has thus served as an attr
120 ions in transcription factor concentrations, asymmetric cell division, and Notch signalling--still of
121 haliana, stomatal development is preceded by asymmetric cell divisions, and stomatal distribution fol
122 h-mediated binary cell-fate decisions during asymmetric cell divisions, and what are the cellular mec
123 ependent mitotic spindle positioning during (asymmetric) cell division, and Galpha(olf)-dependent odo
124 nnected with processes including cell cycle, asymmetric cell division, apoptosis and actomyosin-regul
125 damage accumulation and partitioning through asymmetric cell division are essential in the determinat
126                            Cell polarity and asymmetric cell division are fundamental traits of all l
127                                              Asymmetric cell divisions are a fundamental feature of n
128                                              Asymmetric cell divisions are required for cellular dive
129 e micromeres in a sea urchin that form by an asymmetric cell division at the 4(th) embryonic cleavage
130                                        Early asymmetric cell divisions at blastula and gastrula stage
131 e-specific symmetrization events of normally asymmetric cell divisions at the fourth larval stage, le
132 ze the effects of core cellular processes in asymmetric cell division based on Ace2 localization.
133 genitor cells and undergo multiple rounds of asymmetric cell division, ;budding off' smaller daughter
134  the heterogeneous tumor bulk, suggestive of asymmetric cell division, but an equally plausible expla
135 e cytoplasm, suggesting that MOM-5 regulates asymmetric cell division by controlling the localization
136 f brain tumor (brat) leads to loss of normal asymmetric cell division by developing neural cells and
137 us, the PopZ polar scaffold protein supports asymmetric cell division by recruiting distinct sets of
138                                 SOPs undergo asymmetric cell division by segregating Numb, which inhi
139 d encode six different proteins required for asymmetric cell division by the worm zygote.
140 ins control both intercellular signaling and asymmetric cell divisions by distinct pathways.
141 larity plays an important role in regulating asymmetric cell divisions by neural progenitor cells (NP
142 face receptors during mitosis could generate asymmetric cell divisions by yielding daughters with dif
143 are critically involved in processes such as asymmetric cell division, cell polarity and neuronal dif
144 tein implicated in apicobasal cell polarity, asymmetric cell division, cell shape and cell cycle exit
145          Due to cell-to-cell variability and asymmetric cell division, cells in a synchronized popula
146                                  Prior to an asymmetric cell division, cellular components segregate
147    Sporulation in Bacillus subtilis requires asymmetric cell division, chromosome transfer into the s
148                           The orientation of asymmetric cell division contributes to the organization
149  reproducibility of embryonic geometries and asymmetric cell divisions, controlled by differential si
150 ings here and argue that one such mechanism, asymmetric cell division, creates an early divergence in
151                Sporulation initiates with an asymmetric cell division, creating a large mother cell a
152                                              Asymmetric cell division, creating sibling cells with di
153  Acute exposure of GSCs to CBL0137 increased asymmetric cell division, decreased GSC marker expressio
154                                              Asymmetric cell divisions depend on the precise placemen
155  cellular contexts, including embryogenesis, asymmetric cell division, directional migration, and epi
156  in the retina maintained the preference for asymmetric cell division during regenerative responses.
157                                    Following asymmetric cell division during spore formation in Bacil
158 n malformations of CMS are due to defects in asymmetric cell divisions during development.
159 t alleles of insensitive, reported to affect asymmetric cell divisions during sensory organ developme
160 are required for proper specification of key asymmetric cell divisions during stem cell initiation an
161 ses in animal cells, such as cell migration, asymmetric cell division, epithelial barrier function, a
162 cg2 modulates CSP cell cycle progression and asymmetric cell division, establishing a mechanistic lin
163 oth jumu and CHES-1-like are required during asymmetric cell division for the derivation of two disti
164                                              Asymmetric cell divisions generate cell fate diversity d
165                                              Asymmetric cell divisions generate daughter cells with d
166                                              Asymmetric cell divisions generate sibling cells of dist
167                                              Asymmetric cell division generates cell diversity during
168            Recently discovered regulators of asymmetric cell division highlight differences in the me
169       PAN proteins become polarized prior to asymmetric cell division, however, the mechanism of this
170 l patterning events such as gastrulation and asymmetric cell division; however, little is known about
171  functions to orient mitotic spindles during asymmetric cell divisions; however, whether Ric-8A has a
172 cell-cycle kinetics and a premature shift to asymmetric cell divisions impairing progenitor cell pool
173 s process requires the tight coordination of asymmetric cell division in adjacent pericycle cells.
174 ntage of CD44(+) PCa cells appear to undergo asymmetric cell division in clonal analyses.
175  are involved in directing cell polarity and asymmetric cell division in different organisms.
176 tic mechanisms might have evolved to dictate asymmetric cell division in diploid, higher eukaryotes a
177 endosomes to regulate signaling output after asymmetric cell division in Drosophila neural progenitor
178       The characterization and modulation of asymmetric cell division in lung cancer can provide insi
179 MTOCs can be differentially inherited during asymmetric cell division in organisms ranging from yeast
180  is likely to be relevant to cytokinesis and asymmetric cell division in other organisms.
181 PKs in the polarity establishment related to asymmetric cell division in plants.
182 ole for Lgl as a regulator of Sanpodo during asymmetric cell division in the adult PNS.
183 nse systems that regulate the cell cycle and asymmetric cell division in the bacterium Caulobacter cr
184  protein required for Notch signaling during asymmetric cell division in the CNS.
185  whether such an epigenetic mechanism causes asymmetric cell division in the recently sequenced fissi
186 ells and are capable of self-renewal through asymmetric cell division in vitro.
187      Cardioprotective kinase Pim-1 increases asymmetric cell division in vivo, but the ability of Pim
188 ictly controlled cell expansion is linked to asymmetric cell division in zygotes and stomatal lineage
189 derm, the regulation of axial properties and asymmetric cell divisions in a wide array of metazoans.
190                        By contrast, specific asymmetric cell divisions in Arabidopsis and grasses req
191  CYCD6;1, and regulates formative periclinal asymmetric cell divisions in endodermis and cortex/endod
192 eterminant and tumor suppressor Numb imposes asymmetric cell divisions in mammary stem cells by regul
193 l classes of molecules are known to regulate asymmetric cell divisions in metazoans, yet these molecu
194 ate segregation (NRTS) of chromosomes during asymmetric cell divisions in phylogenetically divergent
195                            Here, we consider asymmetric cell divisions in plants, highlighting the un
196  walls are often incorrectly oriented during asymmetric cell divisions in the leaf epidermis of maize
197 is thaliana) SPEECHLESS (SPCH) that initiate asymmetric cell divisions in the leaf protoderm layer an
198 echanism, that stratification occurs through asymmetric cell divisions in which the mitotic spindle o
199 owth of Candida albicans is characterized by asymmetric cell divisions in which the subapical mother
200          Much has been made of the idea that asymmetric cell division is a defining characteristic of
201                                              Asymmetric cell division is a mechanism for generating c
202 to mammals, cell-cycle progression during an asymmetric cell division is accompanied by precisely tim
203         Accordingly, the mechanisms by which asymmetric cell division is achieved have been extensive
204                                              Asymmetric cell division is an evolutionarily conserved
205                     In stem cell populations asymmetric cell division is believed to be crucial for m
206                                              Asymmetric cell division is common in biology and plays
207                       In the developing CNS, asymmetric cell division is critical for maintaining the
208 rinting/segregation epigenetic mechanism for asymmetric cell division is evolutionary conserved.
209                                              Asymmetric cell division is intensely studied because it
210 r phases as a result of stochastic events or asymmetric cell division is not fully understood.
211                                              Asymmetric cell division is of fundamental importance in
212 es that the facultative use of symmetric and asymmetric cell division is orchestrated by a polarity c
213 etermines whether cells undergo symmetric or asymmetric cell division is poorly understood.
214 ism for G-protein-mediated cell polarity and asymmetric cell division is poorly understood.
215                                              Asymmetric cell division is the primary mechanism to gen
216 erstood, and the upstream signal to initiate asymmetric cell division is unknown.
217                                              Asymmetric cell division is utilized by a broad range of
218 polarization of intracellular components and asymmetric cell divisions is a fundamental part of metaz
219 trate that regulation of spindle orientation/asymmetric cell divisions is one mechanism that is used
220 ic centrosome maturation is not required for asymmetric cell division, it is required for proper cent
221           The initial step of sporulation is asymmetric cell division, leading to a large mother-cell
222                   It has been suggested that asymmetric cell division may promote initial cell divers
223                                    During an asymmetric cell division, molecular determinants are seg
224                                          The asymmetric cell divisions necessary for stomatal lineage
225          Finally, during a signaling-induced asymmetric cell division, NMY-2 is required for SRC-depe
226 ini have a stereotyped cleavage pattern with asymmetric cell divisions, nuclear migrations, and cell
227       Miranda polarization during neuroblast asymmetric cell division occurs by displacement from the
228       In lhp1 mutants, a second longitudinal asymmetric cell division occurs in the ground tissue ear
229                                              Asymmetric cell division occurs when a mother cell divid
230 ral root organs requires tightly coordinated asymmetric cell division of a limited number of pericycl
231 f the ascidian larva to show that, following asymmetric cell division of common progenitors, NK4/NKX2
232 evious work has demonstrated that during the asymmetric cell division of Drosophila male germline ste
233 x and maintaining cell size asymmetry during asymmetric cell division of Drosophila neuroblasts (NBs)
234 ouple spindle orientation to polarity during asymmetric cell division of Drosophila neuroblasts.
235  the differentiating daughter cells upon the asymmetric cell division of interfollicular progenitor c
236                                  Analysis of asymmetric cell division of maternal-zygotic dlg(sw) emb
237 that increase in frequency by exploiting the asymmetric cell division of oogenesis--present a potent
238 veal a critical molecular pathway underlying asymmetric cell division of radial glial progenitors in
239                                              Asymmetric cell division of radial glial progenitors pro
240                                              Asymmetric cell division of template DNA in tumor cells
241 itiation of the root meristem occurs when an asymmetric cell division of the hypophysis forms the dis
242 n and histamine is postulated as is also the asymmetric cell divisions of precursor cells to produce
243 e after undergoing two consecutive cycles of asymmetric cell divisions: only one among four "granddau
244     We reveal that the function of CDKA;1 in asymmetric cell divisions operates through a transcripti
245     Surprisingly, APCs are not essential for asymmetric cell division or the stereotyped division axi
246 , such as mitotic spindle orientation during asymmetric cell division, or the establishment of apical
247                                              Asymmetric cell division plays a crucial role in cell di
248                                              Asymmetric cell division plays a major role in the gener
249 required for regulation of MAGUK function in asymmetric cell division, possibly through regulation of
250 retain preexisting canonical histones during asymmetric cell divisions, probably as a mechanism to ma
251 ife cycle stages typically occurs through an asymmetric cell division process, producing two morpholo
252                                              Asymmetric cell divisions produce all 302 neurons of the
253                                              Asymmetric cell divisions produce daughter cells with di
254                       Formative, also called asymmetric, cell divisions produce daughter cells with d
255 rulation in Bacillus subtilis begins with an asymmetric cell division producing two genetically ident
256 a decrease in the frequency of symmetric and asymmetric cell divisions producing daughter cells capab
257                                              Asymmetric cell division relies on microtubule-based for
258 ontrol changes in actomyosin dynamics during asymmetric cell division remain unclear.
259                                              Asymmetric cell division requires mitotic spindle alignm
260 hila, Brain Tumor (Brat), leads to disrupted asymmetric cell division resulting in dramatic neoplasti
261  chromosome number occurs through two highly asymmetric cell divisions, resulting in one large egg an
262  urchin AGS into the sea star embryo induces asymmetric cell divisions, suggesting that the molecular
263                                         Upon asymmetric cell division, swarmer and stalked progeny ce
264 ator of cell proliferation and the timing of asymmetric cell division that are important for final ro
265         There are many examples, however, of asymmetric cell division that can generate sibling cell
266 mesoderm, this subdivision is a result of an asymmetric cell division that leads to the formation of
267                                              Asymmetric cell divisions that coincide with different c
268 , but represses the subsequent, longitudinal asymmetric cell divisions that generate the two cell typ
269 y cell-fate decisions that take place during asymmetric cell divisions that give rise to the sensory
270 mal tissue homeostasis is maintained through asymmetric cell divisions that produce daughter cells wi
271 event in the preparation of mother cells for asymmetric cell divisions that produce daughters of dist
272 cellular diversity is often achieved through asymmetric cell divisions that produce two daughter cell
273 are key regulators of root growth and of the asymmetric cell divisions that separate the ground tissu
274                                       During asymmetric cell division, the mitotic spindle and polari
275                                              Asymmetric cell division, the partitioning of cellular c
276                                       During asymmetric cell divisions, the core polarity machinery (
277 aromyces cerevisiae, are excellent models of asymmetric cell division, this phenotype occurs in all c
278 s breathing pores in the epidermis, requires asymmetric cell division to differentiate highly special
279 h the physical process of cytokinesis during asymmetric cell division to ensure the fidelity of daugh
280                  Memory T cells may thus use asymmetric cell division to generate cellular heterogene
281 ally express stem cell genes and can undergo asymmetric cell division to generate PSA(+) cells.
282 in response to hormonal stimulation, undergo asymmetric cell division to produce a polar body and cle
283 ed by Muller Glia (MG) dedifferentiation and asymmetric cell division to produce multipotent progenit
284                     Adult stem cells undergo asymmetric cell division to self-renew and give rise to
285                Stem and progenitor cells use asymmetric cell divisions to balance proliferation and d
286  A correct balance between proliferative and asymmetric cell divisions underlies normal development,
287 only exhibited by one daughter cell after an asymmetric cell division, we study how BASL differential
288                              In compromising asymmetric cell divisions, we uncover profound defects i
289 d pharmacologic experiments demonstrate that asymmetric cell divisions were increased in hyperprolife
290                               They divide by asymmetric cell division where one daughter remains a st
291    Arabidopsis stomatal development requires asymmetric cell division, where the nucleus moves to the
292                                              Asymmetric cell division--where two dissimilar daughter
293 their polarity to generate cell diversity by asymmetric cell division, whereas differentiated cells u
294 antigen-presenting cells (APCs), can undergo asymmetric cell division, wherein the daughter cell prox
295                                              Asymmetric cell division, which includes cell polarizati
296  partitioning of proteins in cells underlies asymmetric cell division, which is an important driver o
297                         These include highly asymmetric cell divisions, which give rise to very small
298  in which FGF generates suprabasal tissue by asymmetric cell division, while Shh triggers cell rearra
299 hrough a stereotyped series of symmetric and asymmetric cell divisions whose frequency and orientatio
300 ontrol of gene expression, culminating in an asymmetric cell division yielding distinct daughter cell

 
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