Sentence examples for acute morphological changes from inspiring English sources

This study examines the acute morphological changes (up to three days) in the normal, asymptomatic Achilles tendon (AT) in response to a single bout of exercise in relation to tendon dimensions and vascularity.

Our analysis of acute morphological changes in neocortical microglial processes and termini also demonstrated age-dependent differences.

As a result of ionizing radiation, acute morphological changes of the intestine are observed within 24 48 h (Dalla 1968).

For instance, adult nerve transection in rats results in acute morphological changes followed by a massive loss of muscle spindles (Copray et al, 1999; Elsohemy et al, 2009).

We further used the 3D information to quantify the local thickness of the microglial structures before and after lesioning (4 min) to analyze the acute morphological changes upon injury (Fig. 5C).

Any type of the CNS injury (primarily the acute damage) initiates morphological changes of some astrocytes, which become reactive (e.g., [ 33]).

Overexpression of the vector control, Rad1p, Rad14p and Rad2C65Δp did not cause acute growth defects or any morphological changes (Fig. 4B,C).

It is generally believed that the morphological changes that characterize acute pancreatitis result from digestion of the gland by enzymes that are normally synthesized and secreted by pancreatic acinar cells [ 36, 55, 56].

Within this framework, the purpose of our study was to investigate the morphological changes in the acute and chronic pulpodentinal inflammatory diseases in parallel with the clinical characteristics, aiming at evaluating the correlation degree between the pathological lesions and clinical diagnosis.

The morphological changes in the lungs in acute lung injury (ALI) often lead to high elevated inspiratory pressures and the use of high dosed toxic inspiratory O2-concentration.

Thus, proper VHL-mediated upregulation of p27 (or conversely, downregulation of p27 due to acute VHL loss) appears to be associated with cell morphological changes.