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The cytotoxicity of ZnO NPs was evident by morphological changes that appeared in two cell lines.

A third mechanism, drought avoidance, allows plants to circumvent drought periods by morphological changes that allow plants to maintain high water status, for example, by encouraging deeper root penetration in the soil.

Like in Streptomyces coelicolor (S.coelicolor), the switch in S.erythraea is followed by morphological changes that coincide with potential cell death and the transcription of secondary metabolite gene clusters [ 4].

Cellular senescence is a state of permanent cell cycle arrest, accompanied by defined morphological changes that may be induced by several stimuli.

Each of them is characterized by certain morphological changes that can be used to distinguish them through observation under the microscope.

By utilizing the morphological changes that occur in both apoptotic and necrotic cells, the samples were stained simultaneously with Annexin V-FITC and propidium iodide.

Similarly, digestion of medaka egg envelope by MfHE1 resulted in morphological changes that were similar to those caused by MHCE.

The final stage of development is called culmination and it is characterized by a number of morphological changes that result in the formation of the fruiting body, sometimes called the sorocarp.

The induction of lateral roots, the increase of surface roughness of leaves and roots and the protect packing by HS particles as important morphological changes that contributes to the PGPB population increase promoted by HS.

At day 5, U-251 tumor cell lysate was added to the generated immature DCs and by day 6, cell started exhibiting morphological changes that were accompanied with the further changes in the expression of DCs' phenotypical markers such as CD83, CD86, HLA-DR (Figure 1, Supplemental material, Table S1).

Centrosomes are complex cellular substructures that are dynamically regulated by a series of biochemical and morphological changes that parallel the progression of the cell cycle.