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Intercellular spacing of two-phase cellular structure decreases with increasing growth velocity (V) such that λV1/2 is constant at a fixed alloy concentration in parametric agreement with the KGT and Hunt Lu models.

In Hox4 double mutant embryos, the r1/2 to r5/6 boundaries remain visible in E9.5 sections as basal grooves with increased intercellular spacing but the r6/r7 boundary is absent (Fig. 1A,B).

MZ cells themselves are provided as a growing boundary: they do not divide but their number is modified as needed to surround a growing epiblast, maintaining their intercellular spacing.

As noted above, quantitative comparison of gap and intercellular spacing cannot be derived, but intercellular separations that would give rise to the extracellular volumes these gap values represent are present in biofilm electron micrographs [ 135].

The three-dimensional organization of the ECM has a regulatory effect on cell cycle as seen in mammary epithelial cells as the ECM suppresses apoptosis, suggesting that ECM signaling is defined by the organization of the cells within a tissue, that is, cell shape, intercellular spacing, and 3D position.

The intercellular spacing and spongy parenchyma packing were homoplastically altered following the cold treatment, they were close together at 16 h, but the palisade cell length and spacing increased prior to 48 h, and was most altered after 7d of treatments.

In most aquatic angiosperms, the parenchymatous cortex contains large intercellular spaces.

Hydrophytic trees often have more intercellular spaces in their tissues to promote aeration of their roots.

In compression wood the tracheid becomes quite round in cross section, forming intercellular spaces between neighbouring tracheids.

These intercellular spaces are called schizogenous spaces.

The intercellular space was metachromatic on Giemsa staining (Fig. 2).