Sentence examples for has translocated from inspiring English sources

Nuclear localization of DAF-16 is neither necessary nor sufficient for lifespan extension [ 99]: many additional regulators act on this transcription factor once it has translocated to the nucleus, and translocation is not increased in certain daf-16-dependent longevity mutants.

Because we used whole cell lysates for the Western blot analysis, it is impossible to determine whether the ABCB1 protein is on membrane or has translocated inside the cell.

Once the TCDD-bound AhR has translocated to the nucleus, it binds with the AhR nuclear translocater.

Thus, active RARs would be able to transactivate genes optimally, even when NF-κB has translocated to the nucleus.

This finding suggests that armA could be part of a mobile genetic element that has translocated between plasmids of diverse evolutionary origins.

Gene order of the protein-coding genes (PCGs) is the same, while several tRNAs has translocated after the divergence between the Asian and American species.

These data suggest a quantitative difference in 'readout' as compared with the recombination assays, perhaps because hexamers with mutated subunits are less able to displace a triplex when they have translocated up to it, as compared with being able to activate recombination after translocation up to the XerCD- dif complex.

In cases, where microplastics had translocated to the circulatory system and/or the surrounding tissues, excretion was also demonstrated, but was slower.

This might have helped in producing a higher amount of carbohydrates which might have translocated from the source (leaf) to the reproductive parts (sink), resulting in more number of fruits and fruit weight.

Figures 7A and 7B show that chimeric Mb had translocated through the cell membrane after 6 h of incubation.

Furthermore, so-called priming for death involves mitochondrial co-expression of BH3s (and3s andBH3s3s) which have translocated constitutively and are neutralized by PBPs [29], [30].