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Such a faint catalytic activity that resulted in minor morphological changes has recently been described for the Rho/Ras-glucosylating C. sordellii Lethal toxin (TcsL) with mutated DXD-motif [6].

The extent of the morphological changes has been shown to affect the electrophysiological profile of the outer retinal response to a light stimulus in a dose-dependent manner.

For the development of intestinal gastric cancer, a multistep process involving a progressive cascade of molecular and morphological changes has been proposed by Correa (2004).

As the sequence of morphological changes has become understood in molecular terms, diseases characterized by alterations in stromal elements and fibrosis are being considered as examples of EMT.

However, understanding the purpose of apoptotic cell morphological changes has proven to be elusive, and recent studies have made somewhat surprising, and occasionally opposing, conclusions about the contribution of blebbing to phagocytic clearance and prevention of inflammatory/autoimmune disease.

No morphological changes have been found in spleen tissues treated with Bio-ZnONPs (Fig. 5).

Structural and morphological changes have been investigated by means of X-ray diffraction and atomic force microscopy respectively.

These impressive morphological changes have never prevented regular flushing of the lagoon, eventhough the spit came as close as 300 m from the coast during the 18th century.

The resulting river morphological changes have led to abiotic (e.g., river-bed degradation and narrowing) and biotic (e.g., longitudinal and lateral disconnection) disruption.

Dramatic morphological changes have been found in the blend of an aliphatic crystallizable polyamide (nylon 6/6) with trace quantities of a polar non-crystallizable diluent (poly vinyl pyrrolidone)).

We, therefore, tested whether the morphological changes have an impact on endocytosis.