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The fungal culture FVP4 was selected and identified based on both microscopic morphology and nucleotide sequence analysis.
Furthermore, the structure of the cathode material such as particle size, microscopic morphology, and specific surface area seriously affect the electrochemical performance of the battery [24].
OECs normal cell function was unaffected by genetic modification as demonstrated by normal microscopic morphology and the presence of the low affinity neurotrophin receptor (p75NGF) following viral transduction.
Thus, comprehensive investigations including external appearance, microscopic morphology and chemical composition were carried out by using a series of characterization methods.
The microscopic morphology and the characteristic parameters of molten zone were directly related to the conducting direction of the input energy.
In the present contribution we analyze the effective response of several MRE specimens with respect to the individual impact of microscopic morphology and macroscopic shape.
To evaluate the drug implants structurally and analytically, the microscopic morphologies and the in vitro release profiles of the implants fabricated by both the 3D printing technique and the conventional lost mold technique were assessed using environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM) and UV absorbance spectrophotometry.
Identification of molds primarily relies on morphologic criteria such as the macroscopic colony morphology and the microscopic morphology of the conidia and the structures bearing the conidia.
Identification of Aspergillus sp. was done by examining the colony morphology and microscopic morphology of wet mounts prepared from the fungal growth, before and after slide culture examination.
In order to quantitatively examine how some environmental conditions affect the microscopic morphology, the lHGU and the average hyphal diameter of the mycelium obtained in each batch after 72 h of cultivation were determined.
Breast tumours are routinely subclassified according to microscopic morphology, immunohistochemical staining, and stage.
