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Investigation of cell morphology on the scaffolds by SEM, shows a more spherical morphology of chondrocytes on the cross-linked scaffolds for 21 days of in vitro culture.

After CB1R agonist application, the cell changed shape drastically, acquiring a more spherical morphology.

At the same time, cells which adhere and sit atop intersecting fibers display a more spherical morphology.

The reduced invasiveness of E2-stimulated cells is also supported by the findings from immunofluorescence assay, where cells demonstrated a more spherical morphology with focal adhesions all a round the cell membrane, which is associated with increased stability.

Early work showed that most influenza virus strains isolated from humans are predominantly filamentous and, upon continued passage in egg or tissue culture, adopt a more spherical morphology, which correlated with increased virus titers.

However, the length of the polymer which is conjugated to the protein has an effect on the solution structure of the resultant bioconjugate, in that the wrapping of the bioconjugated polymers around the protein is more efficient for the longest polymer, PEGMA-3, as observed by an increase of the Rg and a more spherical morphology after bioconjugation (see SI, Table S3).

More specifically, silver and cerium ENPs resembled more spherical morphologies, whereas iron oxide ENPs had more of a hexagonal shape.

Combinatorial treatments resulted in more spherical cellular morphology with increased floating cells, indicating both cell death and inhibited cellular proliferation in these two breast cancer cell types.

Nano BEA crystals were around 100 nm with more of a spherical morphology (Fig. 3b).

They also stated that the EVA copolymers could remarkably reduce the size of wax crystals, as well as change the particle from plate-like to a more compact and spherical morphology.

MCM-41 shows more regular shape, a well-defined spherical morphology with particle size range from 300 to 500 nm (Fig. 3a).