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These indicate that VAChT is an excellent morphological indicator for regenerating nerve terminals of motor neurons.

In addition to the clinical course of the patient, reexpansion of the brain parenchyma and reduction of the ventricular volume serve as important morphological indicators for success or failure of CSF shunting surgery in human medicine [ 11].

The finding that a morphological indicator of diagnosis (ventricular volume) provided more explanatory power than diagnosis itself for visuo-motor speed, vocabulary, and executive function suggests that volumetric abnormalities in the disease are more important for cognition than non-morphological features.

In addition, body size is often considered to be a key morphological indicator of niche in natural populations [ 49, 51].

Interestingly, all four species of the D. melanogaster complex are morphologically very similar except for the shape and size of an elaborate cuticular projection (the posterior lobe) on the male genital arch, a structure that is the only reliable morphological indicator of species identity (Ashburner et al. 2005).

These characteristics of degenerating synapses are widely accepted to be the best early morphological indicators of synaptic degeneration [10], [39], [40] and we did not identify any obvious intermediate states preceding these morphological alterations in our material.

We also investigated morphological indicators of ventricular hypertrophy.

Morphological indicators of progressive muscle fiber denervation matched the deterioration of CMAPs measured physiologically.

Major morphological indicators of spermatogenic failure are seminiferous tubules atrophy and spermatogenic cell loss [ 17, 18].

These PEX13 brain mutants have enabled us to correlate developmental behavioural abnormalities with morphological indicators of delayed cerebellum formation.

The results showed that half of the total variance of water-saturation duration could be explained by a morphological indicator.