This suggests that the patterns of gene expression that underlie the morphologic differences between the different tumor grades may be more continuous than discrete.
To evaluate the morphologic characteristics underlying the ultrasonographic appearance and blood flow dynamics in the human corpus luteum (CL) of the menstrual cycle.
Cytopenias and morphologic alterations suggestive of underlying myelodysplastic syndromes were found in a substantial proportion of anemic patients, including thrombocytopenia (5.4%), leukopenia (8.26%), and macrocytic alterations (18.4%).
We assessed the underlying pelvic deformities together with the postoperative pelvic morphologic changes (iatrogenic deformity).
We adopted the three-level morphologic classification based on the visibility of the underlying episcleral blood vessels (Tan et al. 1997a), which is a useful marker of severity (Gazzard et al. 2002).
Accordingly, we planned the present experiment to characterize the genetic defects underlying the development of BAC and to determine if its distinct morphologic and clinical characteristics evolve following genetic alterations different from those detected in BC in industrialized countries.
Morphologic sperm characteristics, including those involving the tail, may provide information about underlying mechanisms during the maturation process and eventual fertility, particularly in the context of other biochemical markers (Durutovic et al. 2013).
Collectively, the evidence presented above supports the notion that binding to TSPO and the subsequent synthesis of neurosteroid, maintenance of hippocampal morphologic and functional plasticity, and preventing HPA axis dysfunction, may account for the profound molecular and cellular mechanism underlying the antidepressant-like effect of YL-IPA08.
While morphologic and biochemical aspects of degenerative joint disease (osteoarthritis [OA]) have been elucidated by numerous studies, the molecular mechanisms underlying the progressive loss of articular cartilage during OA development remain largely unknown.
