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P. knowlesi isolates obtained from humans have been frequently misidentified as P. falciparum or P. malariae because of the morphologic similarities of these parasites (2 ).
Despite the morphologic similarities of leukocyte and tumor cell adhesion, there are distinct differences between inflammatory cells and cancer cells due to the available surface adhesion molecules and intracellular signalling cascades.
Given the genomic and morphologic similarities of claudin-low cell lines and endothelial cell lines, we next aimed to determine if tubular structures were formed by claudin-low cancer cells (Fig. 5A F), as compared to luminal cancer cells (Fig. 5G I), growing in vivo.
We show that HAMLET-treated bacteria undergo cell death with mechanistic and morphologic similarities to apoptotic death of tumor cells.
Although the increased incidences were not exposure concentration related or statistically significant, we considered this lesion a preneoplastic lesion related to exposure to SDD because of its morphologic similarities to adenoma.
The remarkably elongated pattern of the Pinyes clutches and their morphologic similarity to clutches of similar size from South America, Europe, and India (Fig. 6D F) suggest a common nesting behaviour.
Reed (1972) was the first to raise this question based on his observation that 29% of KAs in his files had strong morphologic similarities to SCCs, representing KAs with a degree of nuclear atypia indistinguishable from that seen in SCC.
These concordant results, together with the morphologic similarities to the human GBM disease characteristics of the model, validate it as a new platform for the evaluation of GBM treatment.
Some investigators pointed out that Pneumocystis organisms exhibit morphologic similarities to fungi (2).
This opportunistic fungus is frequently misidentified because of its morphologic similarity to E. nidulans.
The sharing common features include similar EBV latency pattern, morphologic similarities and presence of monoclonal T-cell populations.
