The phrase "a pattern of localization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing trends, behaviors, or characteristics related to the positioning or distribution of something within a specific area or context.
Example: "The researchers identified a pattern of localization in the species, indicating that they tend to cluster in certain habitats."
Alternatives: "a trend of localization" or "a model of localization".
Expression of the human proteins Lamin A, Lamin C, Lamin B2 and emerin in transgenic Drosophila exhibited a pattern of localization similar to that observed in humans.
Importantly, BteA displayed a pattern of localization following T3SS-mediated translocation that was identical to that observed following transfection.
Interestingly, VE-cadherin had a pattern of localization similar to Moesin, being mainly concentrated in the apical domain of adhering endothelial cells and colocalizing with F-actin (Fig. 3c).
Importantly, the transferrin receptor, a recycling endosomal marker, had a pattern of localization similar to PODXL and caveolin-1 along the centrosome-apical bud axis during the initial phases of spreading and treatment with nocodazole resulted in an altered cellular distribution of both the transferrin receptor and caveolin-1 (Fig. 5b).
We created a series of 22 different mTFP1 fusions to both the C- and N-terminus of the FP and found that, in all cases, the fusion protein yielded a pattern of localization consistent with that observed for previously validated avGFP fusions.
In situ proximity ligation assay revealed a pattern of co-localization of eNOS and β-catenin predominantly close to cell borders, which may be consistent with localization to caveolae.
WAVE-2, a Wiskott Aldrich syndrome family verpolin homology protein, followed a similar pattern of localization, limiting itself to the cytoplasm in the presence of AECHL-1.
Figure 4 is key in showing a different pattern of localization for isoform 2. There are, however, a number of issues with this figure.
Mrg15 shows a similar pattern of localization to interband regions and the Cap-H2 immunofluorescence signal co-localizes extensively with that of Mrg15 (90.3% overlap).
Time-lapse movies of Chs8-YFP in hyphae (Movie S3 (YFP) and Movie S4 (DIC)) revealed a similar pattern of localization at septa as for Chs2-YFP, i.e. Chs8-YFP localized to septa first as a bar which then constricted to a spot that was subsequently maintained in this configuration at septa.
Such a mitochondrial pattern of localization has been described for SIRT5 previously [17].
