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Actually, most of the Neandertal morphological features occur in the upper face of the European Mid-Pleistocene humans [25], [26], but in Ceprano only the suborbital region can be examined and it does not show any Neandertal resemblance.

In order to identify miRNAs that are specifically deregulated in GIST, miRNA expression was compared with that of GI-LMS, another mesenchymal tumour type with similar morphological features that occurs at the same anatomical sites.

Apoptosis is a cell death process characterized by morphological and biochemical features occurring at different stages.

All of the morphological features and changes that occur in Lo-MYC were also identified in Hi-MYC, albeit with accelerated kinetics in Hi-MYC.

Nevertheless, the principle of comparing clearly defined newly occurring morphological features in development (events) in quantifying analyses was a key innovation for comparative embryonic research.

Based on the findings of the index case, we hypothesize that the morphological features of IRVAN syndrome may occur as an extended spectrum of ocular tuberculosis in endemic regions with high prevalence of the disease.

The thermodynamically stable calcite phase is shown to maintain its morphological features as no phase transformation occurs.

In previous studies, we demonstrated that hyperoxia-induced cell death displays morphological features of physiological apoptotic cell death, occurs in a disseminated fashion throughout the immature rat brain, is age dependent, and affects rodents most severely in the first week of life.

Fossil pollen grains with morphological features unique in the subtribe Nassauviinae (tribe Mutisieae, Asteraceae) occur in Miocene marine deposits of eastern Patagonia, southern South America.

Morphological features characteristic of both autophagy and apoptosis have been observed to occur simultaneously in the same tissue.

The second wave of neuronal death occurs in a more delayed fashion, with morphological features of apoptosis (or programmed cell death).