On tensile deformation, pure components and blends undergo morphological and polymorphic transformations, such as a reversible lamellar to fibrillar transformation of trigonal PH21, or an irreversible α crystal to mesophase in pure PH11 and the blends.
Conversely, since controlling the diurnal morphological transformation pattern of Symbiodinium seems to require light cues [25], the lack of an eye-spot might lead to a disruption of such morphological transformations among Symbiodinium within host animals.
These attractive fossils provide a very good opportunity to study morphological transformations within the family, such as changes of body size and modifications of the antennae, prothorax and elytra, and induced us to carry out the phylogenetic investigation of extant and extinct groups of this ancestral group of beetles.
While a rapidly changing immunophenotype and dramatic morphological transformations are part of high-intensity microglial activation after acute CNS lesions, such changes occur only gradually during aging reflecting slowly progressive evolution of a senescent morphology and phenotype, which is similar in its manifestation to low-grade activation described in models of mild CNS injury [ 52– 52].
Oglęcka, K., Sanborn, J., Parikh, A. N. & Kraut, R. S. Osmotic gradients induce bio-reminiscent morphological transformations in giant unilamellar vesicles.
In what order do the functional and morphological transformations take place?
One of these processes refers to the ability of fungal pathogens to undergo morphological transformations during host invasion.
Particles of nickel may cause some morphological transformations in numerous cellular systems and chromosomal aberrations [ 34].
Both HT-29 and Caco-2 displayed morphological transformations with cetuximab treatment.
Figure 1 illustrates the structural differences of these two morphological transformations of cancer cells.
