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• On scrapping the one-size-fits-all approach: "There is a common tendency to treat the galaxy of illicit substances as an undifferentiated mass.
• His hostility comes off as personal beefs directed at particular individuals rather than undifferentiated hatred there's as much confession here as declamation and if the .
• We do know, however, that because stem cells are undifferentiated, (they arent committed to becoming a liver cell, say, or a blood cell), scientists may be able to prompt them .

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News & Articles

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• Unexpected Tick-borne Illness Cropping Up in Northeastern U.S.
  A tick-borne illness that presents with undifferentiated flu-like symptoms similar to those seen in patients with Lyme disease and other such ailments is cropping up in the Northeastern United States. According to a recent Annals of Internal Medicine article, two patients -- one a 61-year-old man in Massachusetts and the other an 87-year-old New Jersey man -- presented with signs and symptoms ...
  July 9, 2013 - American Academy of Family Physicians

Quotes

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• Vinod Khosla in BrighterEnergy.org
  Vinod Khosla, Partner at Khosla Ventures, said: "In the crowded field of thin film solar with mostly undifferentiated technology, Stion has distinguished itself with the highest efficiency production ready technology on one square meter, 120 W to...
• Carolyn Bertozzi in Eureka! Science News
  An example of a state that depends on sophisticated cellular connectivity and communication is the stem-cell niche, "which can maintain stem cells in an undifferentiated state, or in some cases guide their differentiation down a specific...
• Karl Marx in Political Affairs Magazine
  Marx pointed out that while a commodity is a product of the concrete labor of its producer, this concrete labor "ranks as, and is directly identified with, undifferentiated human labour," and it therefore ranks as identical to any other sort of...