Sentence examples for distorted organization from inspiring English sources

It has been reported that arecoline, a component of areca-nut, upregulated the spindle assembly checkpoint genes like Aurora A, BubR1 and Mps1 which led to distorted organization of mitotic spindles and misalignment of chromosomes [ 30].

The nuclei of senescent cells reveal further structural changes, such as the development of senescence-associated heterochromatin foci (SAHF) [ 6], the formation of γH2AX-foci associated with DNA damage and double-strand breaks [ 7], and distorted organization of nuclear lamina [ 8].

Subcortical and periventricular heterotopias comprised poorly differentiated oval or multipolar neurons without spatial orientation (Fig.  2a) or had a distorted laminar organization (Fig.  2e).

WT colorectal adenomas (Figure 2A, B, left 2 panels) displayed classic tubular structures with distorted glands and moderate organization.

In the combined RNAi analysis 25% (22/89) of the egg chambers analyzed showed irregular or distorted follicle cell epithelia organization, while only 8% (3/37) showed this when the driver was used to express GFP, and 7% (7/99) showed it when using the RNAi lines without the driver (supplementary material Table S1).

Activation of EphA4 upon binding to its glia-derived ligand ephrin A3 was found to induce spine retraction and to trigger the reduction of dendritic spines and synaptic proteins, whereas inhibiting those interactions led to distorted spine shape and organization in the murine hippocampus.

Moreover, the FGDs showed that such discrepancy of perception was contributed by the distorted healthcare delivery system, undifferentiated role among healthcare organizations, patients' freedom of choice of healthcare providers and other institutional factors.

does, and they have a rather distorted image of what the organization stands for," Mr. Glasser said.