Sentence examples for morphological studies we from inspiring English sources

For morphological studies we used median electron density profiles.

Employing biochemical, genetic and morphological studies, we found that CD40 upregulates the autophagy molecule Beclin 1 in microglia and triggers killing of Toxoplasma gondii dependent on the autophagy machinery.

Through a combination of behavioural and morphological studies, we may begin to understand the diversity of O. unilateralis s.l. at the global level which in turn will allow us to look beyond the ant-infecting Ophiocordyceps and ask how specialised are other species of Ophiocordyceps attacking members of diverse insect orders from the Orthoptera to Lepidoptera.

The molecular and morphological studies we publish often have taxonomic and nomenclatural implications.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07266.006 In addition to morphological studies, we measured miniature end-plate potentials (mEPPs), events that are generated by spontaneous vesicle release.

Based on previous ethnobotanical and morphological studies, we (Figueredo et al. 2014) documented the morphological variation and differential use of variants in populations of A. inaequidens.

From this morphological study, we decided that a 20-nm Al0.33Ga0.67As filling of the hole is an ideal template for light-emitting strain-free GaAs structures.

Prior to the morphological study, we additionally measured auditory evoked potentials at four frequencies (0.5, 1, 2, 3 kHz) to test the hearing abilities of the fish.

From the morphological study, we found that long-term curcumin treatment improved many pathological changes, degenerated hepatocytes with polymorphic nuclei, and dilated sinusoids and mononuclear cell infiltrate extending through hepatic tissue in diabetic rats.

As we did not measure cardiac output or perform morphological studies using echocardiography, we can only speculate whether these hemodynamic changes indicate right ventricular failure caused by insufficient end-expiratory lung volume [ 30] and inflammation-mediated increased afterload [ 31].

cf. porrigens" in the phylogenetic tree is in conflict with results of morphological study, what we discuss above.