Sentence examples for morphological changes linked from inspiring English sources

Although modern genetics are significantly improving our understanding of domestication and breed formation, little is still known about the associated morphological changes linked to the process itself.

Testis expresses a broader range of transcripts, which is in agreement with the assumption that cells in this organ are characterized by drastic morphological and functional changes linked to gamete generation: in this scenario chromatin structure is constantly rearranged and gene expression may therefore be substantially variable during the different stages of spermatogenesis [ 66].

We further investigated whether the morphological changes were linked with S-phase arrest because alterations in cell shapes can influence cell growth.

Testate amoebae morphological traits reflected several abrupt ecological changes linked to anthropogenic modifications of landscape openness.

Treatment with the TGF- β signaling inhibitor A8301 as well as ZEB1 knockdown prevented the acquisition of mesenchymal marker expression and morphological changes, thus linking mesenchymal differentiation in GBM with enhanced tumor cell invasion through the TGF- β ZEB1 axis.

These morphological changes may be linked to the cell wall- and temperature-sensitive phenotypes identified in vitro, resulting in cell lysis under stress.

These results provide a new example of a specific regulatory change linked to morphological evolution in natural populations (Martin and Orgogozo, 2013), and add to growing evidence that regulatory changes are a predominant mechanism underlying adaptive evolution in sticklebacks (Jones et al., 2012) and other organisms (Wray, 2007; Carroll, 2008).

Morphological changes may thus be linked to expression of a differentiated phenotype for some inflammatory mediators.

The morphological changes are most likely linked to the physiochemical properties of LCA (i.e. high hydrophobicity and lithogenicity) together with obstruction of bile ducts through LCA precipitates [109].

The surface morphological change can be linked to precipitation/complexation of metal ions onto the biosorbent surface.

We therefore looked for other evidence linking morphological changes in lamina to behavioral changes.