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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.
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.
We think that only the fraction of cortactin that has translocated to the pedestals is available for serine and tyrosine phosphorylation.
Altogether, our FISH mapping suggests a model for a translocation between Gm13 and Gm04 in which a large fragment (>17 Mb) of Gm13 has translocated to the 3′ terminus of Gm04 in TL-4.
Gene synteny analysis showed that sauropsid gal-1b (the gene for Gal-1B) and its frog and actinopterygian gal-1 homologs share a similar chromosomal location, whereas sauropsid gal-1a has translocated to a new position.
In cases, where microplastics had translocated to the circulatory system and/or the surrounding tissues, excretion was also demonstrated, but was slower.
However, ICP0+GFP-24 only accumulated to high levels after 5 hours p.i., at which time the protein had translocated to the cytoplasm of most HSV-1 0+GFP24-infected cells (Fig. 3A).
In hippocampal dendrites, RIIα is the major RII subunit anchored by AKAP5 and in the AKAP5 KO most of the RIIα moves to the cell body and dendritic shafts suggesting that it may have translocated to other AKAPs.
However, at 4 hours post-release, ICP0 and ICP0+GFP-105 ICP0+GFP-105ated to thadcytranslocatedtois eventheoincytoplasmh dispersandof microthislevent KOS- and 0+GFP105-infecoincideds, respectively (Fig. 8B).
The situation observed in the nasopharynx at 48 h was almost the same as at 24 h, except that some bacteria had translocated to the lungs of mice infected with sessile opaque bacteria.
