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There has been considerable debate regarding the fundamental mechanisms that direct morphological transformations from fins into limbs with respect to the expression patterns of 5'-located Hox genes and subsequent Shh expression [1], [2], [3].

When the microglia transform into activated macrophages they also undergo a morphological transformation from a resting ramified state to an amoeboid state.

The morphological transformation from a lamellar structure into a fibrillar structure occurs at low and intermediate strains.

The morphological transformation from 3D frameworks into 1D nanostructures has been observed, which were strongly dependent on the prolonged reaction time.

Beyond this the CV loop plateaus rapidly and structural analysis of this sample revealed a morphological transformation from the (001) orientation to the (101) platelet structures.

This work shows microstructural evidences of morphological transformation from as-hardened martensite to C-expanded martensite as a result of the low-temperature plasma carburizing treatment carried out in AISI 420 martensitic stainless steel.

Above the critical thickness, we have observed a phase morphological transformation from droplets to chains, branches, and then to networks, which follows a very similar pattern of a percolation process.

It is concluded that this formation of a zigzag faceted interface is universal at the crystal melt interface of rough planes of Si, and that a negative temperature gradient at the crystal melt interface is required for morphological transformation from planar to zigzag facets.

As yeast cells or fungal spores germinate they undergo a morphological transformation from round oval shaped cells to elongate filamentous forms.

We present a new model for islet formation that accounts for the morphological transformation from embryonic endocrine cord-like structures into distinct spherical islets of various sizes observed in the adult pancreas.

Spermiogenesis in mammals is the process by which the newly formed products of meiosis, haploid spermatids, undergo a dramatic morphological transformation from round cells into flagellated spermatozoa.