Sentence examples for identify the localisation from inspiring English sources

This antibody was used to identify the localisation of PPAD expression, using immunohistochemistry and immunoblotting techniques, following the culture of P gingivalis W83 and its cellular fractionation based on methods of Nyugen et al 12 (see online supplementary text).

Analogous data exist for CD146, a cell surface marker of pericytes (Ref. 55) that has been used to enrich for multipotent cells (Refs 56, 57) and to identify the localisation of multipotent stromal cells in various tissues (Refs 12, 20, 22, 58).

SWI provides prognostic elements useful for identifying the localisation, morphology, and aetiology of the thrombus, as well as the extent of the parenchymal hypoperfusion, while improving the spatial resolution and sensitivity of T2 gradient-echo sequences for the detection of haemorrhagic transformation.

Visualisation through semitransparencies allowed an additional display of growth changes, clearly identifying the localisation, magnitude, and direction of mandibular displacements.

Fluorescence in-situ hybridisation (FISH) was used to identify the chromosomal localisation of BAC clone Sm1-41J19, using a biotinylated probe made from the BAC clone.

We used a stable human PDX cell line to identify the subcellular localisation of epitopes recognised by the monoclonal antibodies against PCX.

Double immunofluorescence (DIF) with anti BMP-7 (goat polyclonal IgG, Santa Cruz, USA) was performed to identify the expression localisation of BMP-7 inside the normal and nephrosclerotic kidney.

In order to identify the maculopathy, the localisation and the detection of macula and fovea are essential, as the maculopathy is represented by lesions in the macula region and fovea is the centre of macula.

To identify direct targets of Gcn5 we performed ChIP-on-chip experiments to identify the genome-wide localisation of myc-tagged Gcn5 using high resolution tiling arrays under the KCl stress conditions in which Gcn5 is required for FLO8 expression.

The results of our meta-analyses confirm the need to identify the head tumour localisation relative to the habitual head side of MP use, which is exposed to 97-99% of the radiation; therefore, the failure to identify the ipsilaterality of tumours adds an additional "dilution factor" to the risk evaluation.

Identifying the subcellular localisation of a protein provides added insight which may be useful in deciphering its function.