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The films are also morphologically studied by FE-SEM.

Macro-parasites were collected, stored in 70% ethanol, and morphologically studied by light microscope and stereomicroscope.

Parasites sampled from L. caudatus and S. aurata were isolated, fixed in 70% ethanol, morphologically studied by light microscope, after clarification with lactophenol.

The species in cluster 7 were studied morphologically by Ames and collaborators [ 49], who placed Solanum immite and S. chancayense among the 6 distinctive species in a group of 29 species, the remainder of which were 'difficult to distinguish'.

Of course, this possibility would need to be corroborated morphologically by studying the spatial relationship between exocytotic proteins, NCX, glutamate receptors and transporters, as well as using electrophysiological recordings from neurons while specifically manipulating NCX in nearby astrocytes.

Spheroids were studied morphologically, electron microscopically and by qRT-PCR for selected matrix genes, related factors and miRNA.

Study Design: Twenty-five excised tumors were studied morphologically to confirm the histopathologic features of the tumor.

A subsequent morphologically-based phylogenetic study by Richter and Scholtz [ 56] supported this same evolutionary view of pagurid and lithodid evolution.

We investigated whether such patterns could potentially also be explained by adaptations to different environmental conditions by studying two morphologically distinguishable genetic lineages of the estuarine mudprawn Upogebia africana across a biogeographic disjunction in south-eastern Africa.

Phylogenetic relationships between iguanian lizards have been studied both morphologically [ 2- 9] and molecularly [ 10- 18].

Neutrophil apoptosis was assessed in breast cancer patients both morphologically and by DNA fragmentation and studied relative to healthy controls.