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Rotator cuff tears cause morphologic changes to cuff tendons and muscles, which can alter muscle architecture and moment arm.
Prostaglandin (PG) E2 experimentally causes morphologic changes to intrahepatic bile ducts, analogous to the changes found in cholangitis.
There are very few data linking early morphologic changes to long-term clinical outcome.
In our previous study, we looked at morphologic changes to the overall structure of the cell in different buffer conditions.
In our study, β2-M induced tubular cells to undergo significant morphologic changes to a fibroblastoid appearance and promoted the expression of EMT-related proteins in these cells.
These results are supported by toxicologic studies that reported effects in younger (i.e., morphologic changes to lung structure) and older animals (i.e., physiologic changes).
In laser-induced injury, thrombosis is induced through heat damage to a defined region of the endothelium, causing morphologic change to the vessel wall.
Here, we show that increased vulnerability to mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative stress in an insulinoma cell line is associated with (1) morphologic change to a flat, surface-adherent phenotype accompanied by gene expression changes in integrin/FAK signaling pathways (Supplemental Figs.
In addition to an upregulation of vimentin, it is also the separation of cells from the epithelial 'sheets' and a morphologic change to spindle cells that characterises an EMT [ 53], all of which we report here.
In the present study for treatment decision the metabolic activity was concordantly judged as superior to morphologic changes due to the assumption that severe deformities could be asymptomatic while already little changes with high metabolic activities might be symptomatic [ 13].
In addition, some researchers have described tumor-to-normal contrast in tissue scattering parameter, ascribed to morphologic changes at a cellular level as well as changes in size and density of subcellular organelles in tumors [ 15, 16].
