Evaluation of nuclear morphology by fluorescence microscopy upon treatment with increasing drug-concentrations revealed Ukrain-triggered morphological alterations that are indicative for apoptotic cell death including chromatin condensation, nuclear shrinkage and fragmentation (Fig. 2a).
It is generally assumed that genomic mutations in components of signaling networks directly or indirectly result in morphological alterations that allow growth advantages [1].
The identification and quantification of morphological alterations that occur in the brain due to neurological disease, development and ageing, is of special interest in brain research.
Histopathological observations in the organs clearly show the cellular and morphological alterations that may be occurring due to increased lipid peroxidation.
Infection translated into morphological alterations that included increased granularity (Figure 2A) and was accompanied by a pronounced decrease in both intracellular and extracellular production of NO that importantly, were effectively reversed by Berberine chloride (Figures 2B, C and E).
We identified a suite of recessive phenotypes of C. intestinalis characterized by morphological alterations that are strikingly reminiscent of the larval anatomy in species belonging to different ascidian families.
Here we show that specific changes in trophic anatomy have evolved repeatedly in the African rift lakes, and our results suggest that simple morphological alterations that have large ecological consequences are likely to constitute critical components of adaptive radiations in functional morphology.
Before the appearance of morphological alterations that are detectable by the thickening of the intima-media complex, the early form of arteriosclerosis leads to endothelial dysfunction as an exclusively functional disorder characterized by reduced elasticity and increased peripheral resistance [ 17].
84 Diabetic neuropathy may also induce functional and morphological alterations that could result in PEI, as proposed by Hardit et al. Alternatively, an antibody against islet cells can cross-react with acinar cells and disrupt its functions.
