Sentence examples for morphological changes reflecting from inspiring English sources
This is noteworthy in that mediators downstream of Ras (e.g. Rho) are involved in maintaining the integrity of the actin cytoskeleton (43); moreover, RASSF2A suppresses the activation of Rho (17), which would be expected to induce morphological changes reflecting a loss of stress fibers.
These morphological changes reflected the viability of the cells and indicated that bFGF is a likely survival factor for MCs.
These earlier results raise the question of whether the morphological changes reflect the sensory perturbation (deafening) or the beginning of AFP-dependent motor changes that are first detectable days later.
These morphological changes reflected the transition from monolayer alumina islands after the first TMA half-cycle to multilayer islands, as the ridge structure is likely the second alumina layer and/or CuAlO2.
With dissolve oxygen as the probing molecule, undesired artifacts caused by additive redox mediators are avoided, and the morphological change reflects actual natural response to the stimulation of interest (e.g. temperature stress).
To determine if the morphological changes were reflected in altered retinal mRNA expression profiles we sequenced RNA from 36��hpf eyes overexpressing Yap S87A, which generated the strongest ectopic RPE phenotype.
At the same time, infection with these pathogens did not appear to be associated with any haematological changes that might reflect immunosuppression, or to any morphological changes that might reflect clinical signs.
The majority of changes reflect the specific morphological and physiological alterations occurring in the two different types of hypertension.
Interestingly, responses consistent with differentiation (i.e., slowed proliferation and morphological changes) were not reflected in the biochemical markers indicative of the astrocyte differentiation expected from IL-6.
The changes reflected desperation.
The scattered light signals increased from 10 h onwards in the EC and NC cultures and, after a short stable period, also in the other cultures probably reflecting morphological changes of the bacteria [ 22].
