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Impressively, clone IXH8 morphologically was different from all other cultures (Figure 3) without any flattened cells and additionally showed a distinct phenotype with increased CD34 and CD45 but no CD105 expression.
Morphologically, these cells were different from hepatocytes and had features shared with biliary epithelial cells (small oval to cuboidal cells with round to oval nuclei).
Pericytes associated with a tumor are different morphologically and physiologically from pericytes of normal blood vessels and forces generated by these tumor associated pericytes have been shown to alter the microvascular niche [54] [56].
Morphologically, Si-C cells were different from Si-PKM.
The partial specimen from the fossil site along New Zealand's Waipara River is different enough morphologically from fossils of Waimanu that paleontologists are confident it is a new species.
These two species are different enough morphologically to have been placed in different sections by Fraser-Jenkins [ 1].
Morphologically, there are three different layers in the cuticle of krill: an outermost epicuticle followed by an exocuticle and an endocuticle [ 10].
Different growth forms of D. strictus which are morphologically different and correspond to different geographic localities have proved to be genomically different.
Although the major FLS cell type was morphologically different from DRG neurones, some cells could not be identified.
The genera Acanthoscelides and Zabrotes are morphologically very different [ 12], and are thought to have diverged during the Palaeocene (65 to 54.8 mya) or the Eocene (54.8 to 33.7 mya) [ 13], whereas the three Acanthoscelides species studied here belong to the same morphologically defined group within the genus and seem to have diverged during the Miocene (23.8 to 5.3 mya) [ 14, 15].
This suggests that the two mitochondrial populations were morphologically different and potentially exhibited different increments in A−1 for a specific amount of solute imported during permeability measurements.
