After reprogramming, single iPSC-like colonies with uniform flat morphology and defined borders were selected for expansion as individual clones.
Cavins form soluble complexes in the cytosol that bind to the caveolin scaffolds in the PM, and by providing an additional peripheral protein layer they stabilize caveolae and define their morphology (Hill et al, 2008; Hansen et al, 2009; McMahon et al, 2009; Hansen and Nichols, 2010).
Experiments were conducted using subconfluent MSCs for 5 days and demonstrated significant effects on morphology and proliferation, defining thresholds of cyclic stretch that potentiate (smooth) muscle protein expression.
On the other hand, if all clinicians intervene with either ESG or OSR at a similar stage in aneurysm development, and for similar patients, then WW and BMT patients will form two distinct groups, in terms of aneurysm morphology, and the defined population and their outcomes will be reported.
Variations in appendage sequence and morphology largely define different crustacean groups.
The relatively high capacitance and retention ability are attributed to the high surface area provided by the regular and defined nanochannel morphology.
Most major evolutionary changes in floral morphology that define these two groups occur in the petal and stamen whorls.
Each replication represents a pool of germinating barleys that were carefully selected from an independent germination experiment based on the relative time point and morphology defined for the given stage to reduce the heterogeneity of the pooled barley tissues potentially caused by their different germination rate.
We included only tumours with a topography and morphology code defined in the International Childhood Cancer Classification second edition (ICCC-2; Kramarova and Stiller, 1996).
If edema-type marrow signal was present, the location and morphology (poorly defined or sharply defined, rounded or linear) were recorded, and the T1 signal (relative to fat and muscle) in the area was noted.
The objective of this study was therefore to determine the relationship between muscle morphology and sarcopenia as defined using the European Working Group Sarcopenia in Older People (EWGSOP) criteria in a population based study of community dwelling older men.
