Sentence examples for change the localisation from inspiring English sources

Expression of the BAG-1-binding fragment increased the nuclear localisation of endogenous BAG-1, whereas the non-binding fragment failed to change the localisation of the BAG-1 protein.

However, similar to Shh-N stimulation, treatment with SAG did not change the Smo localisation pattern in cells transfected with the R1747Q variant (Fig. S2).

Single mutations for each individual residue in the αK helical region and double/quadruple mutations for hydrophobic residues did not change the Golgi/lysosomal localisation of EGFP-Irgm1 αK.

p62 has been reported to be phosphorylated at S266, T269 and S272, and these phosphorylations can change the cellular localisation of p62 [ 27].

A change in localisation of Hsp90 in tumours would be predicted to change the pattern of bound Hsp90 clients and may contribute to the specificity of 17-AAG for tumour cells.

This suggests that the evolution of germ plasm in Holometabolous insects involved a large-scale change in the localisation of many transcripts in the oocyte.

We propose that this likely resulted from a change in the localisation of an upstream component capable of recruiting many downstream transcripts, rather than via the sequential evolution of distinct localisation mechanisms for individual transcripts.

In addition, women with 'continuous pain' reported more of a dull pain at both Q2 and Q3 compared to women with 'recurrent pain' and most women with 'continuous pain' reported no change of the localisation of pain.

However, there was a statistically significant difference between the 'recurrent pain' and 'continuous pain group regarding change of the localisation of pain (as reported in Q1) at Q3, where almost 90% of women reporting 'continuous' pain reported no change of pain localisation compared to 66.1% of women with 'recurrent' pain (p = 0.036).

Close to 89% of the women in the 'continuous pain' group and 66% of the women in the 'recurrent pain' group reported no change in the localisation of pain (as reported in Q1) at Q3 compared to the first 6 months postpartum.

This finding suggests that changes in the localisation of p-mTOR may be involved in tumour progression.