Sentence examples for morphological alterations only from inspiring English sources
Examination of cell cultures at the end of the treatment time under phase-contrast microscopy revealed morphological alterations only in cultures exhibiting a significant decrease in ATP content.
Stress not only induces morphological alterations but also decreases levels of pCREB and CREB in hippocampus and ACAd.
Numerous studies suggest that exposure to cigarette smoke leads not only to EC and vascular smooth muscle morphological alterations, but also functional exchanges [ 214– 216] as early events in the pathogenesis of cardiovascular disease induced by cigarette smoking [ 217].
In such conditions, epidermal and dermal morphological alterations could only be detected after the highest dose of DUVR.
Gardner [18] found that endothelial cells of the brain of sheep inoculated intravenously with ETX showed increased permeability to horseradish peroxidase without morphological alterations; the later were observed only after a period of 6 h had elapsed.
In one report analysing the effect of multiple morphological features of oocytes on further development, only drastic morphological alterations (broken or empty zona pellucidae) were regarded as unsuitable for ICSI (Loutradis et al., 1999).
This reveals that not only glomerular anomalies, but also morphological alterations in the tubular parts of the nephron, are important for the development of proteinuria.
A marked increase in cell area was observed in both cell types, whereas dramatic morphological alterations were detected in microvascular endothelial cells only.
It has been shown recently that electroporation induces only very transient phenotypic and morphological alterations of skeletal muscle fibres [31].
Morphological alterations such as occurrence of necrotic fibers were only sometimes observed in the NaCl group.
However, these techniques are primarily dependent on the detection of morphological alterations in the liver, and these alterations are usually only detected in advanced or late-stage fibrosis, such as cirrhosis [ 8].
