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For morphological decay, each character for each sample for each interval was scored according to three defined states: pristine (same condition as at death), decaying (morphology altered from that of condition at death) or lost (no longer observable or recognizable) (Additional files 3, 4 and 5).

Tumor blood vessels differ from their normal counterparts in several ways, such as changes in morphology, altered blood flow and enhanced leakiness.

Tumour blood vessels differ from their normal counterparts in several ways, such as changes in morphology, altered blood flow and enhanced leakiness (McDonald and Baluk, 2002; Morikawa et al, 2002; Jain, 2003).

These data and statistical analyses (Fig. 2B) showed that mitochondrial morphology was altered from a large cluster to small aggregates scattered throughout the cells.

The morphology of DMSCs was altered from the fibroblast-like to oblate after 5 days of induction, lipid droplets were gradually observed in the cytoplasm.

The morphology of η Zn was altered from dendritic to globular and the Zn/Al eutectic growth was disrupted in localised areas from lamellar to anomalous.

By increasing the concentration of H2PtCl6, the morphology of Pt nanostructures greatly altered from Pt nanoparticles decorated Cu nanowires, Pt coated Cu core shell nanowires, dense Pt nanotubes to porous Pt nanotubes.

The electrodeposition current mode was altered from direct current to pulsed current to study its influence on the deposit morphology.

While TC10 knockdown with shRNA did not alter somata morphology, dendritic morphology was altered and synapse numbers reduced (not shown).

Furthermore cells exhibit an altered morphology from controls including evidence for ameboid morphology (some retraction of processes and a trend to larger cell bodies).

Data from the current study demonstrate abnormal mitochondria morphology and altered vascular patterning in the Bst+/– mouse retina, suggesting these as potential underlying molecular mechanisms of RGC damage.