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Designing a suitable two-step growth process makes it possible that Cd1−xZnxTe/Si(111), x = 0.04 epilayers are fabricated with good surface morphology, which could be used as lattice matched substrates for MCT and MCZT epitaxy.

The chemical activation afforded xerogels with large surface areas and pore volumes (up to ∼2000 m2 g−1 and 1.15 cm3 g−1, respectively) and a cellular morphology, which could be attributed to the combined effect of the activating agent and the unusual, compliant nature of the HTC xerogel.

However, from Fig. 3d, e it is observed that there is no significant change in morphology which could be attributed to the decreased difference in concentration percentages.

However, the irradiated film (at a fluence of 1 × 1013 ionshows) shows apparent changes in the morphology which could be attributed to the inelastic collisions between the electrons of the target material and the high-energy ions.

Additionally, we report significant changes in trophozoites' morphology, which could be related with the mice natural resistance to E. histolytica infection.

The autoclave not only sterilized the substrate, but also modified the wheat straw morphology, which could be considered as a mild hydrothermal pre-treatment of the wheat straw.

Moreover, with the aid of nanotechnology, it is now likely to synthesize a wide range of novel nanomaterials with specific shapes and morphologies, which could lead to unique physico-chemical characteristics [6 8].

Thus, being a gelatinase, MMP-9 denatures the triple helical structure of collagen into gelatin-like morphologies which could be instrumental in promoting proteolysis by this enzyme.

Specifically, we use aDNA to verify the species identification of subfossils catalogued as bowhead whales based on morphology, but which could be right whales given their southerly distribution and the difficulty in distinguishing between the two taxa based on some morphological traits24.

We found that Atg6 null mutant wings also exhibited a heavily creased morphology, which effect could be rescued by the expression of an Atg6 transgene– 9(m)).

This led astrocytes to acquire a more stellate morphology, a fact which could be related to the increase in hippocampal synaptic density observed in previous studies.