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Here, we tested whether this also holds true for stress responses to an invertebrate predator, i.e. larvae of the phantom midge Chaoborus sp. that induces morphological changes mediated by kairomones [ 27].

Also, it induced the morphological changes and mediated the apoptotic cell death of HCT-116 cells with perturbance in mitochondrial membrane potential (MMP) and PARP cleavage.

Next, to determine if this morphological change was mediated by a cell-autonomous effect of loss of torsinA function, we generated a line of mice in which torsinA was conditionally knocked out only in Purkinje cells.

Their morphological changes and remodeling are mediated by these mechanical conditions.

Anticancer agent-mediated morphological changes in cancer cell may potentially be valuable for cancer chemotherapy (Venkatesan et al. 2010).

The results obtained were used to construct interactomes, and these revealed an important role for FoxO in mediating morphological changes of osteoblast, which was validated by Western blot technology when FoxO was significantly up-expressed in response to Matrigel™.

Further substantiation is provided by the morphological changes on single hydrate crystals mediated by these same proteins (Fig. 4).

However, regeneration in the neonate is mediated by morphological changes in the remaining neurons, and not by proliferative neurogenesis.

All radiographs were independently scored, by 3 blinded observers, for osteomyelitis mediated bone morphological changes according to our modified scoring system [ 6].

In this model, 5-HT activates the MAPK/CREB pathway, which mediates the morphological changes underlying memory-related long-term synaptic plasticity during sensitization (Kandel 2001).

In skin, long term (weeks) background adaptation or administration of hormones that stimulate physiological colour change also mediate morphological changes over time such as changes in chromatophore density and cell shape that aid the colour change (Sugimoto, 2002).