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In general, a cell type-specific vulnerability to aberrant development and/or degeneration typically reflects the specific differentiative properties unique to those cells, for example, the gene expression profile of a given cell type.
Apple, and most other computer manufacturers, are increasingly cultivating value-added resellers with differentiative applications software through co-marketing arrangements and even, in some cases, financial and technical support.
To date, we have cultured at least 8 different "cell lines" which all proliferate at similar rates and have similar differentiative capacity.
 
 
 
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