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The chapter will also discuss typical scaffold fabrication techniques in terms of the pore morphology they are capable of producing.

Decreasing the O/C ratio in the mixture by adding ethanol induces changes in the CNSs morphology; they are less faceted and favor only the growth of single-walled carbon nanotubes mixed with the CNSs.

Pleurocystidia (cystidia that occur on the gill face) are usually spindle shaped, but have a widely variable morphology; they are abundant in the hymenium, and have dimensions of 26 122 by 8 57 μm.

Although these taxa show similarities with respect to their tooth crown morphology, they are markedly different in regard to features such as hypsodonty: Palaeolagus is fully hypseledont, whereas Desmatolagus retains substantial unilateral hypsodonty.

Based on their size, location and morphology they are putatively identified as glia.

Based on the morphology they are similar to tertiary lysosomes described for human diseases, typically containing inclusions of undegraded material.

However the really big tyrannosaurs (a clade called the tyrannosaurines) were all very similar in general morphology: they were big (8 metres long and upwards), heavy animals (multiple tons) with reduced hands, bull necks and proportionally large skulls and big teeth.

Since the emulsions were quite concentrated to characterize morphology, they were diluted by a factor of 20 with additional poly 1-decene as the oil phase.

Basal kinase activities correlated with tumour morphology; they were lower in adenomas than in carcinomas and sarcomas.

Porcine PMNs were smaller than their human counterparts, but had the same morphology; they were round with a rough surface characteristic of quiescent cells.

In the Mks1-mutant cochlea, although the kinocilia were present and seemed to be of normal length and morphology, they were often misplaced relative to the stereocilia bundles (Fig. 7D F).