Sentence examples for focusing on nuclei from inspiring English sources
We have applied a comprehensive genome analysis strategy to identify the full complement of K-Channels and related genes in the zebra finch genome, and in situ hybridization to determine their brain expression, focusing on nuclei involved in birdsong production and learning.
Automated image analysis tools, such as CellProfiler [ 19], and their thresholding techniques [ 20- 22] often focus on nucleus-based identification of cells, which cannot account for the two large DNA containing organelles in trypanosomatid cells.
For automated evaluation, digital image taking was performed on tissue sections of monkey esophagus first using diamidino phosphatidyl inositol (DAPI) added to the conjugate buffer for image focusing on cell nuclei as reported elsewhere [29, 30].
The researchers made that connection by focusing on the nucleus accumbens -- a part of the brain that's activated when people receive rewards.
While systematically determining lipid turnover across the entire thickness of the lens would be interesting the primary intention of this paper was to demonstrate the longevity of lipids (thus focusing on the nucleus).
Here, we have investigated the expression of caveolin-1 in human IVDs and correlated its expression with the cell cycle inhibitor and the biomarker of senescence p16INK4a, focusing on the nucleus pulposus (NP) as this area shows the most evidence of cell senescence in human IVDs [ 18].
Direct studies focusing on the cell nucleus found that this organelle shows higher stiffness than the cytoplasm [30, 31].
This work focuses on detecting nuclei and cytoplasm in 3-dimensional (3D) time-lapse images of a C. elegans embryo recorded by DIC microscope [2].
As fair comparisons, we focused on injected nuclei displaying stage-1 S-phase foci patterns [39] to facilitate such computational analysis (Fig. 4F).
Studies investigating the neural substrates underlying FAA have largely focused on hypothalamic nuclei, and the contributions of extrahypothalamic regions to this phenomenon have been less thoroughly examined.
We reasoned that if we focus on rhoepsilon nuclei, regardless of primary transcripts' half life, a mutually exclusive scenario would predict +−/−+>>++/−−; a cooperative scenario ++/−−>>+−/−+; and a random scenario ++/−− = +−/−+.
