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Solid-state NMR was also used to study the morphological changes taking place in cellulose as a result of the hydrolysis.

The variation of molecular weight, and thermal and surface properties of the blends and their plain polymers, were analyzed and related to the structural and morphological changes taking place during degradation.

Monitoring of the system with and without lithium corrosion inhibitors during the first 12 h after immersion in a 0.05 M NaCl aqueous solution and modelling the ORP-EIS data with equivalent electrical circuit (EEC) models revealed a relation between the trends in the parameter evolution and the (un)stable behaviour of the morphological changes taking place.

Many of these likely contribute to the morphological changes taking place, such as ECM remodelling and tubulogenesis.

The novel isoforms and isoform switches reported here include regulators of transcriptional, cellular and morphological changes taking place around ZGA.

The authors suggest that, in the late stage parasites, the morphological changes taking place (packaging multiple nuclei into merozoites) may complicate regulation of transcription, and, instead, global stabilization of mRNA may be regulating gene expression.

However, it is also possible that morphological changes take longer to develop, but that yet to be identified early ZONAB targets do drive de-differentiation.

It is well known that endothelial function is impaired early in the course of atherosclerosis before morphological changes take place.

The alterations were dependent on the time of cell administration, significant morphological changes took place 15 weeks after cell administration, and a more severe disruption of the alveolar walls occurred after 30 and 60 weeks.

Important morphological changes take place in the mid culminant (DDANAT:0000010): the stalk tube extends downwards, while the nascent spore mass begins its ascent up the stalk with the upper cup cells acting as a form of "motor" [ 63].

On the one hand, it is possible that the morphological changes have taken place in a relatively short time span.