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Only a small quantity of a suitable diblock copolymer is needed to change the incompatible binary blends to uniform microphase morphology with strong interfacial adhesion.

The cells established a distinctive hexagonal, cobblestone morphology with strong pigmentation, expressed RPE specific genes and proteins, and phagocytosed photoreceptor outer segments (POS) after co-culture with rat retinal explants.

It has generally been observed that a fibroblastic morphology with strong actin myosin contractility inhibits chondrogenesis, whereas chondrogenesis may be promoted by depolymerization of the stress fibers and/or disruption of the physical link between the actin stress fibers and the ECM, as is the case in 3D hydrogels.

A closer analysis shows that endothelial cells in the SV of the morphants were greatly reduced in number and presented an altered morphology with strong cell retraction (Figure 5J).

Criteria for an efficient FISH staining were clear distinguishable cell morphology with strong distinct ERG signals within the nuclei, and minimal background signals.

In contrast, three other HNSCC cell lines (HOC621, Ho-1-N-1 and Ho-1-U-1) showed cobblestone-like morphology with strong E-cadherin expression but weak Snail1, Snail2, ZEB1, ZEB2 and Vimentin expression.

Figure  3a shows that PMT-treated cells have a very distinct morphology with a strong activation of cytoskeletal rearrangement, but with no clearly defined actin ring being detectable.

Pregnancy rates were strongly related to the normal morphology (complete, barrel shaped, with strong birefringence) and also to the retardance of the spindle (Kilani et al., 2009).

All 45 examined seminomas had a morphology consistent with SS, with strong variation in size of tumour cells and tumour nuclei (anisocytosis and anisokaryosis), variable coarseness of nuclear chromatin, often with one or several distinct nucleoli, and a high mitotic index (approximately 1 3 mitotic figures per HPF).

Because of technical reasons, we decided to take pictures of one hand only right, since sexual dimorphism in 2D:4D is higher in it (Manning, Churchill, et al., 2007; Manning & Fink, 2008; Putz et al., 2004) and changes in hand morphology with age are stronger in the left hand (Trivers, Manning, & Jacobson, 2006).

Because altered axon morphology shows strong correlation with dementia status, we sought further evidence for axonal pathology in 16w ME7 animals.