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It is produced by cells and supports the morphological organization and physiological functions that occur during tissue formation [ 20, 21].

The ECM provides mechanical adhesive support for the cellular constituents, directs their morphological organization, and influences physiological functions, by binding growth factors and interacting with cell-surface receptors.

It could also reflect species-specific features of spermatogenesis such as morphological organization and spatio-temporal development of the testis, and may thus represent molecular events that are difficult to detect or to observe in other species.

MRI has recently been used not only for morphological evaluation but also for characterization of the structural organization and matrix content of the IVD.

In conclusion, Histo-SEM allows integrating bimodal morphological assessments of native or engineered tissues and deriving complementary qualitative and quantitative parameters related to their structural organization and level of maturation.

Morphological organization, thermal and electrical properties of composites were evaluated and correlated with the type of filler.

Human and squid eyes are constructed from different tissues, exhibit different morphological organization of the retina and other features, and use different photoreceptors, opsins, and crystallins (Land and Nilsson 2002; Sweeney et al. 2007; Fig. 12).

The samples were checked for structural and morphological organization using differential scanning calorimetry, dynamic mechanical thermal analysis and scanning electron microscopy.

Blood flow rate, hemoglobin concentration and morphological organization of blood vessels, are important fluid dynamic, biochemical and anatomical parameters that can be quantified [ 1, 2].

The structural and morphological organization proved to be determinant for the physical responses of the TiAgx system.

The mechanism by which these progenitor cells commit to meiosis and spermatogenesis is tightly controlled and results in complex morphological organization all of which is designed to efficiently achieve large numbers of spermatozoa.