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They found that both the morphological changes and RECIST outcome correlated with the histological evaluation of resected metastases, focusing on vital tumour cells, but prediction of minor pathological response was significantly better by morphological changes compared to RECIST.

In addition, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis indicated that the surfaces of the treated pathogens underwent obvious morphological changes compared with the untreated controls, suggesting that this antimicrobial peptide exerts its action by directly disrupting membranes of microorganisms.

When incubated at 37°C, the pmt1 and pmt4 mutants demonstrated prominent morphological changes compared to wild type.

All clones of these cells exhibited minor morphological changes compared to HeLa-CT166-wt cells including a partial loss of stress fibers, a less pronounced cytopathic effect and a higher (i.e. less reduced) average cell diameter (Figure 3).

HGF-shRNA-treated muscle demonstrated striking morphological changes compared with ct-shRNA-treated muscle.

Stable Slug transfectants showed typical morphological changes compared with control cells.

The 70% DMAEMA polymer brush had similar height as the 30% DMAEMA brush after 45 min; however, it had a greater response to pH and morphological change compared to the 30% DMAEMA.

Corresponding H&E staining did not show any morphological change compared to control xenografts, demonstrating that no obvious dark toxicity was induced by these two agents.

We found that the cells transfected with STK33 RNAi not only exhibited a marked reduction in STK33 protein expression, but also appeared the morphological change compared with those in the mock RNAi-transfected cells, indicating that the generated STK33 RNAi was effective.

Consistent with a mesenchymal-like morphological change, compared with parental or scramble shRNA-transfected FRO cells, shBAG3 subline FRO cells demonstrated lower mRNA expression levels of epithelial markers E-cadherin and occludin, while higher mRNA expression levels of mesenchymal markers vimentin, fibronectin and N-cadherin.

We also injected control MOs (misMOs) for the rps4, rps19, rpl24, rpl35, and rpl38 genes (Table S1), and confirmed that the embryos did not display any morphological changes when compared to uninjected controls (see Figure 1, rpl38; misMO).