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The results indicate that the derivatised particles induce alterations in cell behaviour and morphology distinct from the plain particles, suggesting that cell response can be directed via specifically engineered particle surfaces.

Crystallization of hexagonal phases from the melt, often under metastable conditions and below the triple point, gives a characteristic morphology distinct from direct crystallization of the orthorhombic phase, as found for polyethylene.

The volume fraction of collapsed pulmonary areas and the fraction of the lung occupied by large-volume gas-exchanging air spaces (hyperinflated structures with a morphology distinct from that of alveoli and wider than 120 μm) were determined by the point-counting technique, at a magnification of ×200, across ten random, non-coincident microscopic fields [15].

Moreover, atomic force microscopy indicated a morphology distinct from typical amyloid fibrils.

These colonies were highly proliferative and adopted a morphology distinct from those formed by ESC extract treatment (Fig. 1c).

High frequency accelerations, applied in the absence of habitual background loading were readily sensed by bone cells and resulted in trabecular bone formation and morphology distinct from disuse alone.

Minimal lattice mismatch between the α and α2 phase leads to a massive ordering transformation upon cooling and results in morphologies distinct from the ellipsoidal shape of the α2 particles.

We observed that all cell lines maintained a similar hESC-like colony morphology during routine culture and acquired morphologies distinct from undifferentiated cells after 14 days of differentiation (Fig.  1A).

In mouse and chick, the epithelial cells in the apical ectodermal ridge (AER) exhibit cellular morphologies distinct from the rest of the appendage epithelium (Fernandez-Teran and Ros, 2008).

This morphology was distinct from the continuous rounded morphology of the cells plated onto BSA that had a homogenous dispersion of CD47 and α2 integrin around their membranes (Fig. 4A).

In Candida parapsilosis, Efg1 is involved in biofilm formation and also regulates a colony morphology switch, although the morphologies appear distinct from C. albicans white and opaque states (Connolly et al. 2013).