Sentence examples for morphology and form from inspiring English sources

The KGN cells have a spindle-like morphology and form a monolayer at confluence [27] whereas the COV434 cells are spherical, grow in clusters and their growth is inhibited by cell-cell contact [28], [29].

These cells exhibit a clear epithelial morphology and form nests when grown in monoculture.

Of prime importance are mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), which represent a heterogeneous pluripotent population of plastic-adherent cells that exhibit a fibroblast-like morphology and form distinct colonies when seeded at clonal densities [ 14].

To investigate whether RhoB could regulate cell-cell adhesions between epithelial cells, we depleted RhoB by RNAi in DU145 prostate cancer cells, which are epithelial in morphology and form colonies with E-cadherin-based adherens junctions [ 20, 21].

Other approaches to alter these material properties, to facilitate cell adhesion, or to improve drug diffusion kinetics include synthesizing copolymers using functionalizable or bioactive comonomers and modifying the hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity via changes in surface texture, morphology, and form factor (fibers vs cast films) of the resulting material.

We observed the presence of clusters of perisinusoidal CARcs displaying a flattened morphology and forming an almost continuous layer along the endothelial walls (Fig. 6a).

At day 14, the ELCs grew to form cobblestone morphology and formed outgrowth colonies, which are typical endothelial cell growth characteristics.

The deposited lithium at 50 °C in the VC-containing electrolyte exhibited a particulate morphology and formed a thinner surface film.

Corneal fibroblasts migrating into collagen matrices developed dendritic processes and moved independently, whereas cells migrating into fibrin matrices had a more fusiform morphology and formed an interconnected meshwork.

One can recognize the two 20-nm Al0.33Ga0.67As layers that follow the underlying surface morphology and forming the extended MGS.

One reason for the inverse relationship between morphology and form-meaning compositionality is that inflections such as affixes are, by definition, phonologically bound to the stem, which increases opportunities for phonological compression and sound change to disrupt regular mappings between form and meaning.