Our detailed quantification of morphology showed that microglia in G3 mTerc−/− brain showed differences in cell area, perimeter, and solidity compared to G1 mTerc−/− microglia, but no differences in surface protein expression or functionality were noticed.
The climbing fibre varicosities on the Purkinje cell proximal dendrites of triple EphB-deficient mice exhibited a significant reduction in the length of the major axis, the ratio between major and minor axis, the area and the perimeter as compared to double EphB1, EphB3-deficient mice (P<0.01, P<0.01, P<0.05, P<0.01 by Student's t-test, respectively; Table 2B; Fig. 4D,E).
In addition, we found that both male and female adult worms recovered from mice previously immunized with adjuvanted or unadjuvanted FSm14/29 showed statistically significant reduction (p <0.05) in their perimeters when compared with the negative control group (data not shown).
Lindsay et al [62] described a significant increase in bone formation after one month of PTH treatment but no difference in the eroded perimeter or the osteoclast perimeter compared with controls.
BDNF released from CGB scaffold promoted neuronal differentiation of NSCs and led to significant differences in differentiation rate and average neuron perimeter compared with the control group.
The theoretical control perimeter (C) was compared with a perimeter illustrating the real shape of cracks incurred on the loaded slab model (B).
Lighting energy savings were 39 43% for a 12 m (40 ft) deep south-facing perimeter zone compared to the same zone with no lighting controls.
Thus, although REMSD increased the neuronal perimeter as compared to controls, the effect was not seen in REMS deprived rats treated with PRZ.
Interestingly, at the end of protocol the akinetic area in the diabetic group was smaller (DMI: 24 ± 3% of LV perimeter) when compared to the MI group (39 ± 2% of LV perimeter).
The size of adipocyte was significantly increased in perimeter, diameter, and area compared to the C group as shown in Figure 3.
