It might constitute an explanation of typical morphological symptoms of the apoptotic cell death, as noticed using the confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM), such as nucleus fragmentation, cytoplasm shrinkage, apoptotic bodies formation, or lack of inflammation reaction.
Among the morphological symptoms of the autophagic cell death, there are increased number of autophagic vesicles, the degradation of Golgi apparatus, and endoplasmic reticulum, as well as no inflammation reaction [164].
Typical morphological symptoms of the necrotic cell death encompass: cell swelling, destruction of nucleus and of other cell organelles, plasma membrane disruption all of them resulting in a cell disintegration, followed by the release of the cell content into the intercellular space hence inflammation reaction [182].
trees, were grown in pots within a greenhouse to produce two Ni nutritional classes of trees—'Ni sufficient' (Ni+) vs. 'Ni deficient' (Ni-), based on expression of morphological symptoms of Ni deficiency [ 11].
It is well demonstrated that the earliest morphological symptoms of AD are represented by synaptic loss and the extent of this loss correlates with the degree of dementia (DeKosky and Scheff, 1990; Terry et al., 1991; Samuel et al., 1994; Coleman et al., 2004).
The dynamics of morphological symptoms were indicators of the plasticity identification of drought.
Fig. 2 The figure illustrates the development of drought morphological symptoms.
The next morphological symptom was wilting of leaves that became apparent at 14 21-day of drought.
The morphological ageing symptoms of the stored seeds resembled those observed after ageing under long-term dry storage conditions.
Since changes of plant growth were considered as primary symptoms of As-toxicity, morphological traits were also compared between CK and HAs (Fig. 1).
However, a morphological picture is not predictive of the symptoms of the patellar tendon (Warden et al., 2007) and ultrasound imaging is unable to distinguish changes caused by short-term treatment (Coleman et al., 2000).
