Two main morphologies were associated with the major phases in the galvannealing coating, namely an elongated rod-like phase and a flat and more compact type.
Our study was aimed to investigate if modifications in cancer cell morphology are associated to relevant transition in tumour metabolome, analyzed by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and principal component analysis.
Each model reveals a transient staircase of tumbling-wagging layers spanning the shear gap, where the smallest length scales of morphology are associated with intermittent oblate defects between adjacent tumbling and wagging layers, which form precisely while neighboring layers become out of phase.
The adjusted analysis suggests that increasing QRS duration and LBBB morphology are associated with greater mortality benefit from CRT.
A reduced mitochondrial potential and elongated morphology are associated with dysfunctional mitochondria (Ikegami and Koike, 2003; Yoon et al., 2006).
Defects in dendrite morphology are associated with several neurologic disorders; thus, an understanding of the molecular mechanisms that govern dendrite morphogenesis is important.
Interestingly, Huster, Westerhausen, and Herrmann (2010) reported that interindividual variations in callosal morphology are associated with electrophysiological and behavioral performance measures.
Alterations in neuronal morphology are associated with human developmental and neurodegenerative diseases (Newey et al., 2005; Lin et al., 2009; Liu, 2011; Goellner and Aberle, 2012; Yu and Lu, 2012) and it is therefore important to understand the cellular mechanisms that underlie these changes.
Mitochondrial morphology is associated with HIF-1α stabilization.
