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Morphological analyses with several SR splicing factors have demonstrated that they rearrange into larger misshapen speckles after inhibition of phosphorylation [25], [32], [43], [44].

The results of the morphological analyses with both RCC10 and 786-O cell lines are summarized in Table 2.

In this study, most isolated lymphocytes subjected to BV were undergoing very little apoptosis and predominantly necrosis, as indicated by the superabundant release of LDH and morphological analyses with fluorescence microscopy.

A nomenclatural revision of North African Stenodactylus (work in progress) is essential for stability before any changes are performed, while further work focused on the contact zones between the three lineages and combining detailed morphological analyses with additional nuclear data is needed in order to determine if they deserve formal recognition.

Morphological analyses conducted with second- and third-harmonic imaging, scanning electron microscopy, and immunolabeling revealed marked changes in the collagen architecture and stereocilin-labeling patterns of the mutant TMs.

Only detailed morphological analyses in combination with gene analyses can help unravel the unsolved origin and phylogenetic relationships of Dirivultidae.

Our morphological analyses are concordant with the cross-kingdom host jumps as revealed by molecular phylogenies.

Morphological analyses align turtles with either lizards and their relatives, or at the base of the reptile tree, whereas molecular analyses, including a recent study by Chiari et al. in BMC Biology, place turtles with birds and crocodilians.

Our topology recovers major groups of seed plants as all previous morphological analyses and most molecular analyses with monophyletic seed plants: the cycads, the conifers, the gnetophytes, and the angiosperms.

With regards to morphological analyses, our results are fully congruent with previous detailed anatomical descriptions in which the larynges of pipids are enlarged boxes formed by more or less ossified cartilages [ 20, 21, 37, 38].

We examined this problem using DNA sequencing to profile soil animal diversity across two Alaskan ecosystems and compare the results with morphological analyses.