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Morphological appearances of embryos appeared normal between E9.5 and E18.5, even though Igf2 +m/−p embryos were smaller (Supporting Information Fig S3).

The remarkable diversity in the microglia morphology led us to carefully review and categorize the morphological appearances of the microglia into five distinct classes (Fig.  10a), to allow measurement of changes in the microglia classes associated with the five neurodegenerative disease groups.

A series of molecules transduce apoptoic signals and induce the characteristic morphological appearances of apoptotic cells.

The morphological appearances of Type 1 and Type 2 AIP are radiologically indistinguishable.

The various morphological appearances of hepatic lymphoma on imaging have been described here along with their possible differentials.

In addition, immunohistochemical results showed that the morphological appearances of regenerated nerve and survival of SC were enhanced by PFTBA at 4 and 12 weeks after surgery.

Generally, these stripes appear before the morphological appearance of segments, suggesting that some of these genes may play roles in segment formation, although others may only be involved in the ontogenesis of segmental organs rather than segmental patterning.

Quantitative data are not available regarding the morphological appearance of optic nerve morphology after arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AAION) and nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION).

Most mouse models of human prostate cancer that have been reported to date appear to progress through a phase in which the morphological appearance of PIN lesions is distinctly different than most human PIN lesions.

A majority of sedges have the morphological appearance of grasslike herbaceous perennials with fibrous roots, triangular stems, and three-ranked, linear leaves.

In some skin diseases inflammation is the major factor in the morphological appearance of the rash (for example, acute allergic contact dermatitis).