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This quantitative topological analysis can provide a valuable link among biomarkers, drug intervention and tumour morphology that is complementary to existing, non-morphological measures of tumour response to intervention and could ultimately inform patient treatment.

According to this model, nevus cells are considered a morphological variant of melanocytes that have assumed a morphology that is more epithelioid and less dendritic.

Here we report morphological complexity in female genital morphology in waterfowl and describe variation vaginal morphology that is unprecedented in birds.

If this relationship is correct, Ibyka still lacks the strong node/internode morphology that is so characteristic of later sphenopsids.

This carbon gauze shows foam-like morphology that is composed of 7 nm-thick carbon sheets.

Dr. Tocheri and his colleagues said the distinct species emerged from ancestors "that migrated out of Africa before the evolution of the shared, derived wrist morphology that is characteristic of modern humans, Neanderthals and their last common ancestor".

You may see a few glowing colonies as usual, but do not be alarmed by a morphology that is similar to differentiation.

We find that the morphology that is most successful at following a wall strongly resembles the morphologies of natural whiskers.

The generality and robustness of the algorithm make it a useful tool for voltage-clamp analysis of voltage-gated currents in structures of any morphology that is amenable to the voltage-clamp technique.

Three-dimensional, ultrahigh-resolution OCT (UHR OCT) can provide information on intraretinal morphology that is not available from any other non-invasive diagnostic.

The confocal microscopy analysis also identified several genes necessary for normal peroxisomal morphology - that is mutations resulting in smaller or larger peroxisomes compared to wild type.