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- innate lymphoid progenitor (CHILp). NKp cells may then be induced to differentiate into natural killer cells by IL-15. CHILp cells may be induced to differentiate...
- (c. 690s) part of Neustria until 751 Ithier (c. 758) Blandin (760–763) Chilping (763–765) Bertmond (765–778) Icterius (778–?) Warin I (818-c.820) Warin...
- Auvergne (complete list) – Ithier, Count (c.758) Blandin, Count (760–763) Chilping, Count (763–765) Bertmond, Count (765–778) Icterius, Count (778–?) Guerin...
- a long low whistle at each dive and at the tip of each rise by a sharp chilp note. The display ends with the male descending at an angle and landing...
- more recently described common helper innate lymphoid progenitors (CHILPs). CHILPs can then differentiate into lymphoid tissue inducer progenitors (LTiPs)...
- 'uncle Freddy', the man who invented the portable milk container (named the "chilp"). She is investigating a possible case of someone stealing from the company...
- may be distinct forces brought together for this campaign. In 764, Count Chilping of the Auvergne led such a dual force of local levies complemented by some...
- sweetest and most musical" of any sparrow. Its basic call is a cheep or chilp, similar to that of other sparrows. This call is monosyllabic, unlike the...
- The usual call is a chirrup but the song is distinctive and repetitive chilp chalp cholp. It has a bounding flight and dips deeply before rising up....