"morphological transformation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about the alteration of the form of a word, for example: "The morphological transformation of the word 'happy' to 'happier' has changed the word's meaning from a general feeling to something more specific."
Indeed, in all 12 cases of benign to neoplastic transitions analyzed, loss of GATA4 and/or GATA6 closely associates with neoplastic morphological transformation.
In addition to morphological transformation, v-Src transformed QNR cells display anchorage-independent growth capacity [8], a characteristic marker of ex-vivo oncogenic transformation.
Jezberova, J. & Komarkova, J. Morphological transformation in a freshwater Cyanobium sp. induced by grazers.
This project looks to investigate the morphological transformation of a simple program, the villa.
Cleavage of the Gag polyprotein triggers the morphological transformation in virion structure known as maturation (see below). Figure 2: Gag structure and functions.
In contrast, between 36 and 38 h, when TAM-treated ER-Src cells displayed morphological transformation features, they were more deformable than control cells (Fig. 2f).
In two-dimensional (2D) cultures, this untransformed cell line undergoes morphological transformation features 36 h after TAM treatment with progressive cell detachment (Fig. 1c and Supplementary Movie 2).
This morphological transformation could reveal the coherent misfitting character of the nanosized parent phases.
The doped assemblies of bolaamphiphiles allow for capture of intermediate structures of morphological transformation using transmission electron microscopy (TEM).
Topological analysis reveals morphological transformation of four stages involving Stone-Wales rearrangement, heterogeneous defects nucleation, amorphization and fragmentation.
The morphological transformation of SiC surface after annealing is described in the following.
