Sentence examples for constant localisation from inspiring English sources
17 Constant localisation of the tight-junction proteins claudin-1 and claudin-5 in the plasma membrane was also indicative of a strong and stable barrier (figure 5B,C).
The consequent constant cytosolic localisation of Gpd1 might thus be beneficial for organisms that live in extremely saline environments [ 11].
It was proposed that the constant cytosolic localisation of the Gpd1 homologues is advantageous for the organisms that live in extremely saline environments [ 92], as the osmoprotective role of Gpd is dependent on the cytosol and nuclear fractions of this protein [ 93].
Co-localisation remained constant when times of internalisation up to 150 s were assayed.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
To test whether there are biochemically distinguishable pools of Kinesin-13 within the constant levels of TbKIN13-1 in the trypanosome nucleus, we assessed the subnuclear localisation of TbKIN13-1 in cells that had been detergent-extracted under conditions which favour microtubule stability (cytoskeleton preparations).
Nuclear FGFR1 and FGF2 co-localisation in PDAC tissue microarrays (TMAs) was quantified by counting the total number of stromal fibroblasts and cancer cells per core (one core per patient, 46 patients were scored) and then assessing the percentage of those cells that showed co-localisation of FGFR1, FGF2 and DAPI (white pixels) with constant pre-set thresholds.
Less globalisation and more localisation.
Cellular uptake and subcellular localisation of antioxidants.
It will require a set of self-reinforcing "localisation" policies.
