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The microscopic changes of MWCNTs before and after nickel and SDBS adsorption were characterized by scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM).
The pore structure of the hardened concrete and the microscopic changes of a few selected pores throughout the freeze-thaw test were investigated by a method combining RapidAir and digital metalloscope.
The aim of this study was to compare macroscopic and microscopic changes of the placentas from intrauterine growth restricted fetuses with those from normally developed fetuses, in order to test the hypothesis that vascular damage due to decreased maternal vascular perfusion may be responsible for FGR.
The microscopic changes of the filaments reveal an increase of holes generated by the radiation.
The absence of a macroscopic growth abnormality does not mean that there are no microscopic changes of the growth plate after surgically or traumatic induced injuries.
It is important to note that the glomeruli did not reveal light microscopic changes of FSGS.
This microscopic change of the crack shape induced by the macroscopic applied load is an interesting cross-scale phenomenon with important implications on the failure behavior of the system, as will be discussed shortly.
The inflammation was almost invariably more pronounced in the right colon and while there were no features suggestive of CD (granulomas, giant cells, fissures, transmural inflammation), the microscopic changes (branching of glands, goblet cell depletion, cryptitis, etc).
Apoptotic cells, identified by activated caspase-3 and TUNEL corresponded to cells with microscopic changes typical of apoptosis.
Light microscopic changes consisted of nuclear displacement from the normal central cytoplasmic location in parenchymal cells, mononuclear cell infiltrations (mainly portally and as lipid granulomas), mild bile duct proliferation accompanied by fibrosis, and fat accumulation in hepatocytes and pluripotent Ito cells.
The first microscopic changes are thickening of the retinal capillary basement membrane and degeneration of pericytes, both of which compromise the integrity of the capillary wall, followed by pericyte loss.
