Sentence examples for morphological alterations were from inspiring English sources
Sententious morphological alterations were noticed in esophagitis control group when monitored morphologically and consequent administration of lycopene manifested pronounced protection against the same.
Mortality, body degeneration, change in behavior and morphological alterations were monitored every 24 hours under a stereo-microscope (Stemi 2000-C, Zeiss©, Oberkochen, Germany).
Moreover, the chemical and morphological alterations were analyzed by attenuated total reflected Fourier transform infrared (ATR-FTIR) spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
In mussels from the polluted site, severe morphological alterations were observed in gills, mainly involved in nutrient uptake and gas exchange.
A marked increase in cell area was observed in both cell types, whereas dramatic morphological alterations were detected in microvascular endothelial cells only.
Morphological alterations were used as a gauge of which cells were efficiently silenced for SEPT2.
Dark- or light-grown BMS cells showed no distinctive differences in visual fluorescence intensity or vacuolar morphology (Fig. 8 C, D), suggesting that the observed morphological alterations are either a consequence of the expression of the R and C1 regulators, of the accumulation of anthocyanins or of distinctive properties of the vacuoles in which anthocyanins accumulate.
The expression of such morphological alterations is associated with genomic instability.
Thus, sperm with intact and functional membranes present typical coiled tails, contrasting with damaged sperm, were no morphological alterations are detected and straight tails are the norm.
These abnormal chlamydial developmental forms characterized by their ultra-structural morphological alterations are likely aberrant bacteria observed in persistent infections [14], [45].
These morphological alterations are inverse with those described in a model with heterozygous deletion of Dyrk1a [24] (including a smaller brain volume than in wild-type mice, particularly in the ventral region).
