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R-Stems And N-Stems

1995
Abstract In PIE there were consonant stems ending with -r- (paradigms given in 283). Masc. and fem. nouns thus formed are attested in all varieties of IE. Neut. inflection is more fugitive. In lndic, the reflex of the nomenagentis suffix “-tor builds a kind of future participle (555); a few neut.
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STEM CELLS VERSUS STEM LINES

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1982
C S, Potten, L G, Lajtha
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Stem Regularisation, Stem Synthesis and Stem Production in Tat

2019
Tat tense-aspect-mood (TAM) categories, like in many Iranian languages, feature a binary stem distinction, whereby either stem represents the morphological nucleus of a given TAM category. The morphological distribution of the two stems in Tat resembles that in Persian.
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Stem cell is a stem cell is a stem cell

Cell, 1983
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Stem Cells

1998
All cells of the hematolymphoid system develop from a common precursor known as the multipotent hematopoietic stem cell. At some point during development ceommitment to one particular lineage accurs with the loss of ability to give rise to other lineages.
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Stem cells: Stemming the tide

Nature, 2016
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Translational control of stem cell function

Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2021
Kif Liakath-Ali, Fiona M Watt, Rachel Green   +2 more
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Stemming the Stem Cells

Science, 2000
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STEM, STEM Education, STEMmania

2015
A series of circumstances has once more created an opportunity for technology educators to develop and implement new integrative approaches to STEM education championed by STEM education reform doctrine over the past two decades.
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STEM SPECIES AND THE STEM LINEAGE CONCEPT

Cladistics, 1985
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