Sentence examples for changes when grown from inspiring English sources

This indicated that only colonies carrying longer AATTTA triplet repeats suffered morphological changes when grown overnight.

The 35S: BdCBF1 transgenic Arabidopsis plants did not show any discernible phenotypic changes when grown under normal conditions.

Pooled bead-captured DTCs showed distinct morphological changes when grown over a 21-day cell culture period.

The gametophores of the knockout lines were visually similar to wild-type with no obvious morphological changes when grown on BCD media (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Flow cytometric analysis showed that NOK, DOK, Cal27 and FaDu all express cell surface αv β6 when grown as monolayer cultures, suggesting that expression of this receptor dramatically changes when grown in 3D models and may be associated with a less well-differentiated phenotype.

T47D cells with either forced or depleted expression of TFF3 also exhibited similar morphological changes when grown on two-dimensional Matrigel (Additional file 5), although the T47D-vector and T47D-sivector cells appeared to possess a more mesenchymal-like morphology compared to MCF7-vector or MCF7-sivector cells, respectively.

However, the total N concentration in the roots of both rice cultivars did not change significantly when grown under ammonium only or a mixed supply of nitrate and ammonium (Table  3).

We found that Shigella grown anaerobically exhibits global transcriptional changes compared to when grown aerobically, with marked changes in metabolic and transport genes, as well as those involved in regulatory and virulence functions.

Cells of the mutant and the wild-type strain did not show changes in their morphology when grown on raw or pure glycerol, instead cells cultivated on crude glycerol stick together, where some of the impurities contained in the growing substrate can be observed.

Eleven of the lines (22%) showed no significant change in antioxidant activity when grown in salt conditions.

None of the plant species exhibit any important change in average performance when grown within competitive monocultures in the uniformly random environments.