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The Annexin V assay provides information about one of the early morphological characteristics unique to apoptotic cell death, which is the loss of membrane asymmetry before loss of membrane integrity.

Unique morphological characteristics include a massive, finely structured, deep root system capable of reaching 1.2 to 1.5 m.

The SEM analysis indicates that the unique morphological characteristics of NCO-NNA originated from the one-dimensional (1D) growth of the metal hydroxide during hydrothermal synthesis, and the post-heat treatment in air caused no significant morphological changes.

The documentation of these unique morphological characteristics can be of aid in the unambiguous identification of ash in the ground layers of paintings, particularly when small amounts of sample are available, a well-known limiting factor in the study of the materials in works of art.

This "relict" hypothesis was also influenced by the species' unique morphological characteristics (including an elongated snout).

In this case, we have taken advantage of unique morphological characteristics of L. ochracea to use FACS to isolate single cells or filaments of cells.

This dicotyledonous recretohalophyte has unique morphological characteristics that allow it to tolerate the stress imposed by semi-desert saline soil.

All cell lines grew as adherent monolayers with unique morphological characteristics in size and shape as shown in Figure  1.

All species have previously been recorded in the region, and no unique morphological characteristics were found to be associated with island specimens.

The result was recorded as positive when trichomonad organisms displaying unique morphological characteristics were present, or negative if there was no growth of trichomonads.

In contrast to these mononuclear cell types, osteoclasts are highly specialized cells with many unique morphological characteristics (Boyle et al, 2003).