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These proteins were connected with pathogenic E. coli strains to alter signal transduction resulting in modified cell morphology and cell cycles as well as decreased phagocytosis of the bacteria [ 68, 69].

Due to this peculiar pattern of BrdU incorporation and modified cell morphology, we suggest that most cells in the ventral organs (and in the hypocerebral organ anlagen) are endocycling cells.

Whereas the forward signaling from ephrin-A5 to EphA4 causes cytoskeletal rearrangements in some conditions [39], [40], the reverse signal from EphA to ephrin-A5 upregulates the expression of integrin-β1 [43] to modify cell morphology.

We also show that 5-Aza-dC treatment of LA1-55n cells alters the DNA methylation status and the histone code in the THBS-1 promoter modifies cell morphology, and inhibits their ability to form colonies in soft agar.

Indeed, the drugs used to modify BCR clustering behavior (i.e. latrunculin, pervanadate) alter cell morphology.

In contrast, the temperature of incubation heavily modified the cell morphology.

Other secreted proteins, including chorismate mutase, may modulate metabolites, leading to immune suppression and modified root cell morphology (Lambert et al. 1999).

To study if the alteration of the mechanical forces acting on TCam-2 cells during microgravity simulation may modify cell membrane surface morphology, samples were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy.

By contrast, relatively inefficient recombination is essential for experiments in which the goal is to monitor the behavior, morphology, or function of individual genetically modified cells in an environment populated by unmodified neighbors.

In a primary screening test, we found that the alcoholic triterpenes, erythrodiol and uvaol, were able to modify astrocytoma cell morphology in a dose- and time-dependent manner (Fig. 2).

For this to occur efficiently, macrophages need to adhere to a substrate and then modify their cell morphology, gaining a more flattened shape.