Sentence examples for many morphological changes from inspiring English sources
The splitting into †Protoxenos (Protoxenidae) and the remaining Strepsiptera was linked with a distinct size reduction and many morphological changes.
Many duplicates might also have a function related to the many morphological changes that occur in the germline, and swapping the paralogs should also have deleterious effects.
By contrast, the mice subjected to VaD exhibited many morphological changes in the hippocampal CA1 region such as a disappearance of the nucleolus and shrunken neurons due to condensation of the cytoplasm and karyoplasms.
The transition from normal to malignant epithelial tissue involves many morphological changes, such as cellular depolarisation, loss of cellular junctions and alterations in rates of proliferation and apoptosis (Debnath and Brugge, 2005).
Our results suggest that many of the morphological changes and biochemical responses associated with apoptosis are present in prokaryotes.
For instance, high altitude mediated hypobaric hypoxia creates many morphological and physiological changes.
The recognition step is complicated, involving many morphological and molecular changes.
Caspases further activate each other through cleavage next to aspartate residues, amplifying caspase activity down a cascade, accounting for many of the morphological changes associated with apoptosis.
These substrates catalyze many processes during morphological changes and metastasis, including structural rearrangement, adhesion, alterations in cellular polarity, migration, invasion, transformation, proliferation, cytokinesis, and apoptosis [ 9, 22, 23].
Notably, many stress-induced morphological changes are specific to selected brain areas, and even to specific cell types, where they often correlate well with the functional disturbances of that given brain structure.
It is worth noting that ICD-10 classifies epilepsy as a separate disease where in fact it is a range of somatic, psychic, and vegetative symptoms resulting from many metabolic and morphological changes in the brain.
