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Nanofibers, with their morphological similarities to the extracellular matrix of skin, hold great potential for skin tissue engineering.

Different developmental stages of 46.5 151.6 μm spheroids from HepG2 hepatocytes with vivid morphological similarities to liver tissue (bile canaliculi) were observed.

The mucosa of the neointestine created with this technique shows morphological similarities to native intestine, including the formation of a primitive crypt-villus axis lined with columnar epithelial cells and goblet cells, and a polarized epithelium with brush border enzyme sucrase expressed at the apical surface and laminin at the basolateral surface.

Those cells showed morphological similarities to neurons.

It has maintained its taxonomical status to date, despite studies demonstrating morphological similarities to the grey wolf (C. lupus).

Long-term expression of Sox17 caused the formation of organized sheets of epithelial cells in the peripheral lung with morphological similarities to the bronchiolar epithelium (Fig. 2).

The m-type shared morphological similarity to some extent but differed in spikelet size.

Halimediform genera of the Ordovician exhibit considerable morphological similarity to the modern genus.

The pseudo CT is obtained by fusing the mapped atlases according to their morphological similarity to the target.

Their properties include, high surface-to-volume ratio, high porosity, adjustable pore size and morphological similarity to the extracellular matrix.

The placement of the latter is based solely on morphological similarity to the other two tribes; it has not been included in any phylogenetic analysis to date.