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In addition, marked morphological and pathological alterations were observed in tumor tissues after ELI.

We observed marked morphological and cell size differences in the UC-derived primary cultures despite the rather homogeneous immunophenotype.

We and others have shown that the neonatal uterus is prone to DES-mediated teratogenic effects, exhibiting marked morphological and gene expression changes shortly after DES exposure (Huang et al., 2005; Ma et al., 1998; Miller et al., 1998; Yin et al., 2008).

Interestingly, knock down in expression of cSPLUNC1 resulted in marked morphological and functional changes in the ET. Animals that were administered cSPLUNC1-specific siRNA showed a greater influx of immune cells into the ET lumen, compared to controls.

A combination of 1 μ M ATRA and 10 μ M TCP (ATRA/TCP) induced more marked morphological changes and caused a bigger reduction in NBT than either ATRA or TCP alone.

Lastly, characterization of the reproductive genes of polychaetes is of interest as they exhibit an astonishing diversity of reproductive strategies, including both sexual and asexual reproduction, and range from spawning and external fertilization to brooding or viviparism, often involving marked morphological, physiological and behavioral modifications [ 12].

Treatment of the above cells with WFA resulted in a significant decrease in the number of attached cells and marked morphological changes, including cell-rounding and nuclear condensation (Figure 1A).

Deletion of Erk1/2 in either aortic or lung EC in vitro led to marked morphological changes, including larger and flattened cells.

We found that silencing of GIPC resulted in an increase in the percentage of apoptotic cells in HUVEC and also had marked morphological effects on the EC, including cytoplasmic shrinkage and cell retraction (Figure 2b, Figure S2a).

These important losses over a relatively short period, and weak correlations between bed incision and hydraulic parameters suggest that the marked morphological changes are not in equilibrium with flow and sediment entrainment conditions, and are therefore not related to changes in river hydrology.

Kidneys subjected to warm ischaemia showed marked morphological damage with dilatation of tubules and widespread loss of the brush border.