Sentence examples for morphological character in from inspiring English sources

We next investigated the effects of TSP50 overexpression on cell morphological character in 3D culture system.

In addtiton to the invasion-promoting function of TSP50, we also found it could change cell morphological character in 3D culture system.

A morphological character in favor of the relatedness of sematurids with uraniids could be the knob behind the antennae, situated medially of the chaetosemata, present in both Sematura and Urania (Fig.  9).

Each base change in a DNA sequence is analogous to a distinct morphological character in a phylogenetic analysis, which means many hundreds of characters can potentially be included in a single gene analysis.

We found that knockdown of MMP9 resulted in a great decrease in the number of migrating cells into the wound area, and similar results were obtained when cell invasion, adhesion and cell morphological character in 3D culture system were tested.

1, 12 The human colon carcinoma cell line COLO 205 was established from the ascetic fluid of a male patient with poorly differentiated colorectal carcinoma by Semple et al. 27 Interestingly, this cell line has a unique morphological character in that it grows simultaneously in both adherent and suspended states in culture.

Consequently, relatively reductive or regressive stasis of morphological characters in the gossypii group made them more morphologically similar to one another than to other species-group.

It aimed at identifying new morphological characters in order to improve our understanding of rodent diversity and systematics.

Couvreur, T. L. P., Richardson, J. E., Sosef, M. S. M., Erkens, R. H. J. & Chatrou, L. W. Evolution of syncarpy and other morphological characters in African Annonaceae: a posterior mapping approach.

Using this phylogeny we evaluate five previous hypotheses of area-relationships, two based on phylogenetic studies of morphological characters in birds and three based on parsimony analysis of endemism in birds and primates.

To our knowledge, there is no phylogenetic research that has demonstrated bursts of morphological evolution, but the methodology we have used is new and we look forward to investigators applying it to morphological characters in the future.