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Cellular cytotoxicity was assessed using scoring parameters 1 = normal cell morphology, 2 = low cytotoxicity (10 - 50% of cells with altered morphology), 3 = moderate cytotoxicity (50- 90% of cells had altered morphology), and 4 = high cytotoxicity (few or no cells visible).

Furthermore, this altered morphology in young adulthood does not apparently protect against the normal pattern of morphological change with aging.

Estelle, M. A. & Somerville, C. Auxin-resistant mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana with an altered morphology.

Interestingly, we could not detect enhanced levels of dead cells or altered morphology of the cells by visual inspection, indicating a high tolerance to increased neurofibromin levels in fibroblasts.

Our observations showed that consistently PtNPs treatment altered morphology of strains and strains that had lost the plasmid formed small colony variants (SCV) (Fig. 1A), whereas plasmid containing strains exhibited normal/ relatively large colony variant (LCV) phenotype (Fig. 1A).

These populations are typically assembled using cancerous cell lines that already have altered morphology together with genomic mutations capable of masking effects of small molecules.

Growth inhibition was assayed after 24 h, in terms of percent germination or altered morphology of hyphae as compared to the control samples.

Growth inhibition was assayed after 24 h, in terms of percent germination or altered morphology of hyphae in comparison to the control samples.

Once plated, colonies exhibited altered morphology (Fig. 1).

Further, the majority if not all chromatophores in more severe enz alleles exhibit altered morphology.

Primary keratinocytes isolated from knockout mice and subsequently cultured had altered morphology, severe adhesion and growth defects and underwent apoptosis.