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MRI has the advantage of integrating functional/dyssynchrony imaging with morphological and tissue characterisation imaging.
Left ventricular morphological and tissue Doppler parameters are better suited to differentiate the athlete heart from pathologic LVH.
The exquisite morphological information and tissue characterization capabilities of MRI can be complementary to the metabolic information of FDG-PET.
The samples were analyzed by histology for scaffold morphological changes and tissue ingrowth, and by real-time RT-PCR and immunohistochemistry for immune responses.
Mice infected with meningococci had conspicuous morphological changes and tissue lesions in the olfactory epithelial region.
Our findings suggest that dMfn is a direct substrate of the PINK1/Parkin pathway and that the mitochondrial morphological alterations and tissue degeneration phenotypes that derive from mutations in PINK1 and parkin result at least in part from reduced ubiquitin-mediated turnover of dMfn.
Canonical Wnt signaling is involved in cell fate choices, stem cell renewal and differentiation, whereas non-canonical signaling deals with morphological changes and tissue organization.
Histopathological diagnosis for gastric epithelia was made according to cellular morphological changes and tissue architecture using previously established criteria (Wang, et al., 1994; You, et al., 1993).
For example, the miRNA pathway arose early in the animal lineage and is essential for development and proposed to have enabled morphological complexity and tissue diversity [ 17]. miRNAs are also essential for development in plants and are assumed to have arisen independently [ 18].
The fields of application of implant biomaterials will continue to widen, expanding from the use of catheters and slings in the genito-urinary tract to the production of morphological and organ tissues.
PMI specific features were identified and visualized by overlaying molecular imaging data and morphological tissue structures generated by radiological techniques and microscopic images gained from confocal microscopy (Infinite Focus (IFM)).
