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Moreover, this decrease was titrated to the physiological level observed in unperturbed neurogenic APs, and other effects, notably on progenitor and spindle features, mitotic morphology, and progression, were not detected.
We have now a preosteoblast, which undergoes morphological changes, thus lacking a spindle-shaped feature and becoming a large cuboidal osteoblast, with high levels of ALP activity and secreting the bone matrix proteins bone sialoprotein (BSP) II, osteopontin (OPN), fibronectin, and collagen I.
Therefore, a new feature, a spindle in the primary nozzle is suggested to fine tune the primary flow rate depending on operating conditions.
Histopathologically, GISTs are a heterogeneous group of tumours, featuring spindle cell, epithelioid or mixed type morphology, and showing a wide clinical spectrum from benign to frankly malignant sarcomas (Fletcher et al, 2002; Miettinen and Lasota, 2006).
Overall, as architectural features of different spindles are elucidated, the available comparative genomic data should provide structural and mechanistic insight into how a spindle is built, how dynamic interactions lead to a steady-state structure, and how spindle function is disrupted in disease.
It was a spindle heel inside a tassel.
Some were a harsh and biting sort of fun, others droll or off center, like "Lame Duck," by a Denver artist, Mark Friday, featuring a wooden hunting decoy painted with question marks, perched above spindled legs gone askew.
MSCs from these two sources present some common features, such as a spindle-like appearance, adherence to plastic when cultured and a cellular phenotype.
A number of these dividing cells had atypical (tripolar) mitotic spindles, a feature often associated with transformation (Fig. 3E).
