As such, definitions and criteria for relevant biological and toxicological parameters and quality control measures need to be put into place for at least four key areas: (1) overall cell health and integrity, (2) cell type specific morphological and architectural integrity, (3) phase 1 and 2 xenobiotic metabolic capacity and 4) key response pathways that are mechanistically relevant.
Morphological and architectural information were quantified and could be used for monitoring their course during a systemic treatment.
Gleason patterns of prostate cancer histopathology, characterized primarily by morphological and architectural attributes of histological structures (glands and nuclei), have been found to be highly correlated with disease aggressiveness and patient outcome.
After germination, seedlings were planted on sandy patches and on rock within the same area, and survived plants were collected five years later for measurements of the size of the entire root complex and analysis of individual morphological and architectural root traits.
These techniques can provide morphological and architectural information on the tissue, cellular, and sub-cellular scale based on elastic light scattering properties and differences in refractive index [ 1].
The dataset covers 250 plant species with anatomical, morphological, and architectural traits indexed from digitized wood slides and fieldwork documents.
Information on morphological and architectural traits were indexed from digitized field drawings including notes and photographs.
In order to further ascertain the morphological and architectural characteristics of biofilms in the CaBChip, we used SEM and CSLM.
The morphological and architectural complexity of these biofilms were evaluated by scanning electron and confocal scanning laser microscopy.
An effective evaluation approach should be fast, accurate and non-destructive, while providing a comprehensive overview of the various morphological and architectural characteristics.
