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The chiral nanostructures shown in Fig. 6a f reveal the helical morphology and ordered channels winding around the rod centers.

Zeolitic imidazolate frameworks-8 (ZIF-8) is a class of porous materials, which attracted considerable interest due to its regular polyhedral morphology and ordered pore structure [24, 25].

The surface morphology and ordering of the mesostructure strongly depend on the electrodeposition conditions (constant-current and constant-potential depositions).

Amyloid or amyloid-like protein deposits typically show a fibrillar morphology and an ordered "cross-β" assembly of the aggregated proteins.

An initial heat-vacuum treatment induced a morphology that was more disordered relative to the precursor material, but when these samples were recast in THF solvent and annealed again, a considerably more refined and ordered morphology consisting of hexagonally packed cylinders resulted.

The three LVP samples all show pure monoclinic structure and ordered macroporous morphology.

TiO2 nanoporous structures on Si substrates have also been reported by Yu et al. [29] via anodization, but they did not obtain well-defined and ordered pore morphologies.

The effects of MWCNTs on the micro-morphology, the degree of orientation and ordered crystalline structure of the resulting nanofibers were analyzed quantitatively by diversified structural characterization techniques.

We show as a function of substrate period and pinning strength that, the vortex system displays a variety of vortex phases including arrays consisted of vortex clumps with different morphologies, ordered vortex stripes parallel and perpendicular to pinning troughs, and ordered one-dimensional vortex chains.

Anaplastic: cells with abnormal morphology and loss of ordered orientation, compared to normal differentiated cells.

The morphology and molecular ordering have been studied by scanning and transmission electron microscopy, polarizing optical microscopy and wide-angle X-ray scattering.