Significance of Morphological change
Synonyms: Structural alteration, Morphological transformation, Physical alteration, Transformation, Alteration, Modification, Evolution, Adaptation, Restructuring, Variation
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Hindu concept of 'Morphological change'
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) Changes that should be monitored, like trabeculations, to prevent the recurrence of calculi and ensure proper management.[1] (2) Morphological changes are excessive in Maha Kushtha, and this is a symptom of the disease.[2] (3) This is a parameter evaluated in studies of cardioprotective agents, as described in the text, which are assessed to determine the impact of the tested substances.[3] (4) Alterations in the form and structure of the body, which vascular variations precede, making these variations more common than exceptions.[4]
The concept of Morphological change in scientific sources
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) The most striking changes observed in MRSA ATCC 43300 treated with the combined antimicrobials was the formation of vesicles blebbing out from the outer membrane.[5] (2) Changes in HepG2 cells treated with Chebulagic acid, including cell shrinkage and nuclear condensation.[6] (3) In contrast, the combination of brucine and 5-FU obviously enhanced these and increased the cell apoptosis in HepG2 cells compared with 5-FU alone.[7] (4) The TEM examination revealed these changes induced by treatment with M. oleifera ethanolic leaf extract.[8] (5) Signs of renal functional impairment were observed, but histologically no one of these could be detected.[9]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Morphological changes in the A549 and HSF cells were observed under a microscope to determine the effects of the Zamzam water treatments on the cells' appearance and overall health.[10] (2) These are changes in the gastrointestinal tract, which can lead to pseudoneoplasms, and are a worrisome outcome of the gut’s response to injury.[11] (3) These are alterations in the shape or structure of the Leptospira cells, observed under the SEM, after exposure to the Q. infectoria gall extract.[12] (4) These are alterations in the structure of the endometrium that can occur after controlled ovarian hyperstimulation, impacting the receptivity of the uterus.[13] (5) This refers to the changes in the structure of cells and tissues observed in the lungs of patients with the disease.[14]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) These are observed during the differentiation of adipocytes over a period of days.[15] (2) The main change in capecitabine-loaded NER’s, as revealed by scanning electron microscopy, was the transformation of loaded cells from biconcave to near spherocytes.[16] (3) SEM study was performed to check these in the drug.[17] (4) Often hypertrophied vessels underwent these, indicating the development of cardiomyopathy.[18] (5) Changes in pellet before and after drug release, which are evaluated for various in vitro parameters.[19]
From: Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research
(1) The study showed that, apart from morphological changes, during the growth of the LG the character of acid mucopolysaccharides changed, particularly with aldehyde fuchsin staining.[20] (2) Carbendazim causes morphological changes in the magnum, affecting egg quality and the egg-laying process, as well as changes in reproductive organs.[21] (3) These are alterations in the structure of the lungs that were evaluated during the study to determine the effectiveness of treatments.[22] (4) Morphological changes refer to the alterations in the structure of fibrin clots that are observed in the rat burn wound model after a burn injury has occurred.[23] (5) This is a change in the structure of the brain, and the study found slight morphological changes in the brain of the mice.[24]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) These are alterations that can occur in the structure of muscle fibers, such as swelling and reorganization, as a result of compressed air therapy.[25]
From: South African Journal of HIV Medicine
(1) Morphological changes refer to alterations in the structure or form of the kidneys, which are studied in conjunction with the risk of kidney disease among PLWH receiving second-line combination antiretroviral therapy in Dar es Salaam.[26]
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) Morphological changes refer to alterations in the physical structure or form, and morphological changes of P. infestans by bacterial and fungal bioagents were examined.[27] (2) The study indicates that the best-performing UDs did not cause any noticeable morphological changes in lettuce compared to the control (NPK + TE) treatments.[28] (3) In order to deeply understand the influence of the C/N ratio, morphological changes of aerobic granular sludge, EPS, reactor performance, and microbial community change were explored.[29] (4) Morphological changes, such as narrowing and channel displacement, are significant transformations observed in the Entella floodplain due to human disturbance.[30] (5) These are alterations to the shape and structure of the Athabasca River near the Athabasca–Embarras split, drastically altered by human intervention in 1972.[31]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) Morphological changes are alterations in the structure or form of cells or organisms, and organic mercury can induce morphological changes by changing the hemocyte's shape and number.[32] (2) Morphological changes are alterations in the form and structure, and this study observes these changes in the foot during pregnancy and the puerperium.[33] (3) Morphological changes and reproductive abnormality in the testes of PrP-treated mosquitofish can be explained by a robust transcriptional response, indicating a link between gene expression and tissue structure.[34] (4) Morphological changes are alterations in the structure of the aorta, such as changes in thickness, distances between elastic lamellae, and collagen deposition, which can be connected with MMP imbalances.[35] (5) Alterations in the physical structure and appearance of cells, such as changes in shape, size, and arrangement.[36]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) Alterations in the physical structure of the kidney, which are observed following renal Ischemia/Reperfusion injury and are exacerbated by hyperlipidemia.[37] (2) Morphological changes are alterations in the physical appearance of cells, observed microscopically to confirm cell death induced by treatments.[38] (3) These are alterations in the physical structure of cells, such as lymphocytes, that can occur during programmed cell death (apoptosis).[39] (4) Scanning electron microscopy revealed that the Scutellaria barbata extract induced notable morphological changes in Salmonella typhimurium.[40] (5) Alterations in the shape and structure of microglia, which were observed in the model group and prevented by Triptolide treatment.[41]