Through AFM analysis, we also observed the change of surface morphology and roughness before and after plasma treatment.
We have also observed the change of gene expression and function of these genes using the GORilla and Liverome databases.
We also observed the morphological changes of chloroplasts in protoplasts incubated with SWCNTs for 48 h.
The Ancient Greeks also observed the seasonal change of the winds, as evidenced by the Tower of the Winds in Athens.
During the cytotoxicity determination, we also observed the morphologic change.
More recent studies have also observed these changes in the setting of with stress, anxiety, and depression — all of which are, of course, brain-based conditions.
Decreases in osteoclast numbers at the primary and secondary spongiosa area of femur from mutant mice vs. WT mice were also observed, but the changes were much less compared with the changes of osteoblast numbers.
We have also observed that the changes in the parameters does not affect this inference.
