Sentence examples for morphology and role from inspiring English sources

Although Atopobium was also a lactic acid bacterium, its cellular morphology and role was distinctly different from that of Lactobacillus [ 75].

This review aims to highlight the diversity of vocal sac morphology and function and its potential role as a 'multimodal signalling tool' in anuran communication.

The two deltas developed contemporaneously with the differences in internal architecture attributed to basin morphology and the role of two, distinct sediment sources, while the correlatability of the larger-scale packages indicates an external, allocyclic control.

Taken together, our data indicated that LRRK2 overexpression had a deleterious role in mitochondrial morphology and function in 24-week STZ-diabetic rats.

The cytoskeleton is a dynamic structure that plays a key role in maintaining cell morphology and function.

Further study is under research to investigate the concentration-dependent morphologies and their role in photodecomposition.

The concept of the formation of spherical and non-spherical morphologies and the role of the autoacceleration effect in the dispersion polymerization of aniline are proposed.

Recently, effects on mitochondrial morphology and a critical role for mitochondrial homeostasis in PD has been attributed to the loss of PINK1 function, and it was suggested that the PD-associated proteins PINK1 and Parkin may act in the same pathway to modulate mitochondrial morphology [44], [47], [48].

Gene expression may be associated with ecologically important phenotypes not evident from morphology and play a role during colonization of new environments.

To study the effects of PHB on mitochondrial morphology and its protective role against apoptosis, we knocked down PHB gene expression in undifferentiated GCs using adenoviral shRNA (AdshRNA) (Fig.  4A).

In combination, the results from the vascular and hematopoietic assays of the MO screen highlight the utility of transgenic reporter strains to identify unique phenotypes that would not be detectable using other criteria such as morphology and suggest novel roles for CTT proteins in vascular and hematopoietic development.