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Mut-4 grew in short, curled mycelia morphology with extensive branching while the parent hyphae were long and entangled.

Consistent with this effect, 4T1 cells have an epithelial morphology with extensive cell-cell contacts while the 4TO7 cells looked more fibroblastic.

The Ramos cells were motile, and alternated between displaying a round morphology and fluctuating morphology with extensive lamellipodia (Figure 1, top row).

Moreover, the ontogenetic trajectories of the different species resulted in a clear convergence from different juvenile foot morphologies toward a shared adult morphology with extensive webbing.

In addition to a reduced replicative capacity, fibroblasts isolated from WS and ATR-SS individuals had an enlarged morphology with extensive F-actin stress fibres that resembled senescent cells (Davis et al. 2005; Tivey et al. 2013b).

In tropical Bolitoglossa, paedomorphic (isometric) and allometric trajectories diverge during growth to generate distinct adult phenotypes (webbed and unwebbed adults respectfully: [ 27]), while in European Hydromantes, isometric and allometric growth trajectories converge on a common adult morphology with extensive foot webbing.

Hepatocytes on matrices that are both rigid and highly adhesive tend to exhibit spread morphologies with extensive stress fibers (LeCluyse et al., 1996a; Hamilton et al., 2001).

In 2D studies of mechanical effects on cellular morphological behaviors, it has generally been observed that stiff materials lead to highly spread morphologies with extensive actin stress fibers as compared to ECs cultured on more compliant matrices.

It also suggests that those species displaying allometric foot growth have overcome their initial unwebbed juvenile state via an evolutionary shift in their developmental trajectory, which results in an adult morphology with more extensive foot webbing.

Terminal Schwann cell (TSC) morphology was altered with extensive cytoplasmic processes.

Surprisingly, we found that virtually all of methyl sulfone-induced senescent melanoma cells took on morphology similar to mature melanocytes complete with extensive arbors that were filled with melanosomes (Figure 6).