What might be the reason and the functional significance of this exceptional Sun1 localization?
Moreover, in addition to the posterior polarization, we found an exceptional and unexpected localization of Sun1 at the anterior pole of the sperm head (Figure 5).
One exceptional case was the localization pattern of GmPHT1 8.
We prove spectral localization and, away from a finite set of exceptional energies, dynamical localization for such models.
Nevertheless, the localization of Ce-GnRHR to the nucleus provides an exceptional molecular marker of nuclear growth as germ cells progress through the gonadal arm prior to fertilization (Fig. 4).
In a review of 104 Meckel's cases of NET, Nies et al. [ 13] found an incidence 2.5 greater in men, a frequent localization on the tip of the diverticulum and an exceptional association with metastatic carcinoid syndrome of less than 2 cm.
According to the previous observations that in olive only 1 or 2 (in exceptional cases) ovules are fertilized [ 31], we suggest that the observed Ca2+ localization pattern might indicate which ovule will be fertilized or has been already fertilized.
In addition, TRs dispersed throughout the genome have exceptional potential to evolve independently, creating lineage-specific changes in the structure, sequence, or chromosomal localization, and thus generating incompatibilities between populations/species.
PTPs exhibit exceptional substrate specificity in vivo, which is conveyed both by the catalytic domain and other regulatory mechanisms including restricted subcellular localization, posttranslational modification events (e.g., phosphorylation), specific tissue distribution, and accessory or regulatory domains (e.g., KIM motifs or SH2 domains) (Tiganis and Bennett, 2007).
Our results indicate a conserved localization and role for Poc1 in the centriole in Clytia, with fluorescence-tagged Poc1 proteins proving to be an exceptional in vivo marker for centrioles/ciliary basal bodies.
"Localization really matters," he said.
