Sentence examples for disparate localizations from inspiring English sources

Frizzled-1 overexpression, which activates Wnt signaling, results in disparate localizations of XDsh and XDpr1a, causing the membrane localization of XDsh but not XDpr1a [18].

Figure  5 displays the disparate localization of MT1/2 and MT3 in normal and FA DRG.

On a structural level, there is a contrast between the nature of cloud computing, built on the idea of 'locationlessness' (or at least disparate localization), and data privacy laws, which are still based on geographic borders and location-specific data processing systems.

This disparate spatial localization of LDH may help this organelle metabolize lactate effectively.

Whereas some studies are more compelling than others, it is very plausible that these disparate findings with respect to localization reflect different model systems and reagents used.

STORM localization of these two disparate epitopes in comparison to agrinC showed that both collagen IV epitopes were broadly distributed within the GBM, with positions concentrated close to the center of the GBM, at 12.5 ± 7.2 nm for NC1 and 11.92 ± 3.4 nm for the peri-N epitope.

A well-known phenomenon occurs in case of visual-auditory spatial conflict: when a visual stimulus and an auditory stimulus are presented simultaneously but in disparate spatial positions, the perceived location of the sound is shifted towards the visual stimulus (i.e., visual bias of sound localization) [ 4– 6].

CKIδ's ability to reduce XDsh/XDpr1a binding may play a part in Wnt's localization of XDsh and XDpr1a to disparate locations.

Although additional cases are inevitably required to extend the findings reported here on these rare forms of FTLD, our findings suggest that there is a clinical and pathologic spectrum of FUS disease with a common molecular pathology (i.e. FUS inclusions), but with rather disparate pathologies both in terms of the subcellular localization and the neuroanatomic distribution of FUS inclusions.

The disparate functions of RHAMM are related to its complex subcellular localization.

These read-through fusion transcripts join genes that have disparate functions, suggesting that a fused protein could impair normal function or localization in breast cancer.