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An initial grooved morphology, containing anatase, is transformed to a more usual porous morphology, which may also contain rutile.
Prepared structures on PES seem to be unique according to multilevel lamellar morphology, which may be highly suitable material for cell cultivation.
Osteoporosis leads to a transition from a plate-like to a more rod-like trabecular morphology, which may contribute to fracture risk beyond that predicted by changes in density.
While granulomatous inflammation characterizes the most fundamental host response to M. tuberculosis aerosol infection in humans and animals, there are important species differences in pulmonary and extra-pulmonary lesion morphology which may influence responses to drug therapy.
The good retention of zinc by the cement matrix was mainly attributed to the precipitation of a hydrated and well crystallized phase with platelet morphology (which may belong to the layered double hydroxide family) at early age (≤1 day), and to chemisorption onto aluminum hydroxide at later age.
The present study thus hypothesized that TTH and migraine are different in brain morphology, which may reflect their distinct symptomatology, sensory processing, and disease burden.
The optical properties of various SiGe nanostructures revealed some dependence with their morphologies, which may be suitable for solar cell applications.
It was found that both the gold nanoplates and nanoparticles changed their morphologies, which may be due to the slow recrystallization and rearrangement of gold atoms.
When the annealing temperature is increased to 613 K, the film surface morphology changed which may be the result of formation of Cu4O3 004) and Cu(111) as discussed in the XRD section.
Amongst these thirty-nine isolates (17 were filamentous, 17 bacilli form, and 5 were cocci form), thirteen strains eleven with particular morphology (filamentous, which may indicate Actinobacteria that are best known for the production of active biomolecules), one bacilli form, and one cocci form were the subject of our study.
However, nocodazole also affected the cell morphology (Figure 1d), which may lead to indirect effects on general protein localization.
