Three years later, using imaging scans, the scientists found that the subjects who engaged in the most physical exercise, including walking several times a week, had less shrinkage and damage in the brain's white matter, which is considered the "wiring" of the brain's communication system.
Preservation of mold design structure may have been aided by inclusion of a dwell time at 600°C during heating, thereby minimizing shrinkage and damage of the ceramic before the resin mold became soft.
Pressures under the earth, temperature changes, ground movement from the drilling of nearby wells and shrinkage crack and damage the thin layer of brittle cement that is supposed to seal the wells.
In particular, pronounced to severe renal injury in terms of glomeral shrinkage and tubular damage was most evident in the 40 and 65 MBq radiotherapy groups.
Only one was clearly microcephalic, with the extreme shrinkage and brain damage that is the worst consequence of the infection, and that curve abruptly ends: The mother chose abortion.
With cells and bodies composed mostly of water, ice is potentially lethal because its formation disrupts the balance between the fluids outside and inside of cells, which leads to their shrinkage and irreversible damage to tissues.
Lower shrinkage and less damage of internally cured mortar were also observed by Zou and Weiss (2014) and Zou et al. (2015) in two different studies.
Electron microscopy showed extensive collagen disorganization, decreased quantity of collagen, collagen fibril shrinkage, and chondrocyte damage when compared with a control portion.
Similar histological findings indicating more inflammation was also noted in S.T -treated WT mice, as characterized by cecum shrinkage, crypt damage and ulceration when compared to NPY−/− mice.
Abnormally shaped cells, cell damage, neuronal shrinkage and basophilic neurons with nuclear pyknosis were found, but cell damage did not differ significantly between the groups (P = 0.073).
Cell shrinkage, DNA damage, chromatin condensation and blebbing of the plasma and alteration of plasma membrane phospholipid organisation with phosphatidylserine externalisation are major characteristics of apoptosis (Williams, 1991; Wood and Youle, 1994).
