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In concordance with the immunofluoresence data, the K62R and Y65C PTEN mutants showed the highest amount of nuclear PTEN protein accumulation (Fig.  1B).

A similar trend was seen with CHO-K1 nuclear extract, but at the highest amount of nuclear extract used there remains a 1.2 fold decrease in the level of THF cleaved from nucleosomal-bound DNA than from free DNA (Fig. 2E).

Importantly, in colon cancer, high amount of nuclear beta-catenin interacting with FOXO3a has been reported to co-regulate metastasis-relevant genes upon PI3K/AKT pathway inhibition [ 59].

Connectivity with the much larger Russian population was shown to have retained a high amount of nuclear genetic diversity in the small Finnish population, and no significant decrease in heterozygosity was detected.

This finding also implies that higher amounts of nuclear β-catenin expression are probably necessary for the ulcerative growth from the early stage of tumour progression, while lower amounts of nuclear β-catenin expression may be sufficient to induce polypoid tumour growth (Brabletz et al, 2000).

Our results thus show that the nuclear fraction contains the highest amount of nascent RNAs, providing a more distinct 5′-3′ seepe (see Figure  4), indicating that sequencing of nuclear RNA is preferable over total RNA for studying ongoing transcription.

The enhanced fusion could also result in a slightly higher amount of large nuclear accumulations in time in Atx1[Q85]GFP cells [21].

The Caenorhabditis briggsae species, which also has available sequences, presents such a high amount of potential nuclear receptor genes as well.

As indicated in Fig. 3, this conversion lead to a faster increase and higher amount of the nuclear signal after 2 hours with no significant change after 6 hours, thus resembling the aPKCι wildtype situation.

The steepest slopes are detected for the nuclear RNA, indicating that it is the RNA fraction containing the highest amount of nascent transcripts.

An impressive feature of virulent T. cruzi is the high amount of extra-nuclear mitochondrial DNA known as the kinetoplast (kDNA), accounting for 15 to 30% of the total cellular DNA, with a massive number of minicircles in a catenated network [12], [13].