Sentence examples for morphological changes especially from inspiring English sources

TGF- β1 treatment activated cell migration, invasion, and fibroblastic morphological changes, especially in extrahepatic CC HuCCT-1 cells.

Reactive gliosis consists of a range of molecular and morphological changes, especially in astrocytes, including cellular hypertrophy, alteration in molecular expression, proliferation and scar formation.

The mtDNA variation observed corresponds with ongoing evolution, and is most likely accompanied by nuclear gene evolution or allele selection that could result in subtle morphological changes, especially when there is simultaneous pressure by environmental conditions.

Since the morphological changes, especially ultrastructural ones, have been regarded as a gold standard for distinguishing apoptosis from necrosis, we used electron microscopy to examine the ultrastructural features of ouabain-induced cell death.

Of note, microglia underwent drastic morphological changes especially in the SN pars compacta, these changes being more evident in Casp8 fl/fl mice than in Cre LysMCasp8 fl/fl mice (Fig. 4a, d).

Especially, morphological changes or differences need to be considered, as shape differences strongly influence the results of distance measurements.

Zisser's anterior segmental osteotomy is a reliable procedure for advancement of maxilla with respect to morphological changes in the velopharyngeal structures, especially sagittal measurements and measurements of area of velopharyngeal space on lateral cephalograms.

Future large-scale hydropower dam development on the Lower Mekong main stem will have cumulative effects with aggregate extraction, leading to increased morphological changes that will further impact the delta, especially in terms of sediment supply and coastal erosion.

There exists much conflicting data among different disease models, especially regarding the mitochondrial morphological changes associated with disease states and the mechanisms underlying these changes.

Morphological changes can be characterised and quantified by computed tomography (CT), especially by multi-detector CT [ 3].

In addition to this, it also tries to explain current thinking as to how the nucleus turns these mechanical cues into gene changes and is especially interested in mechanotransduction arising from topographically induced morphological changes, specifically nanotopography.