Sentence examples for in a delocalization from inspiring English sources

Cleavage of SNX2 results in a loss of association with the endosome-to-trans-Golgi network transport protein Vps35 and in a delocalization from endosomes of its associated partner Vps26.

Although the RBR was dispensable for the interaction with PRC1, its disruption resulted not only in a delocalization of SCML2A from chromatin, but also in decreased PRC1 occupancy at several target genes.

The domination of a particular component indicates a substantial delocalization of charges in that direction.

The noise prediction method is applied to the analysis of the UH1H rotor in strong shock delocalization conditions, a well known and extensively studied case of High Speed Impulsive (HSI) noise.

Although mutations in APC or CTNNB1 are rarely found in OSCC cell lines and in OSCC, catenin delocalization has been reported in premalignant and malignant lesions of the oral cavity and in OSCC [ 23, 24].

del Toro et al. (35) demonstrated that a mutation in huntingtin reduces interaction with OPTN Rab8 complex, resulting in delocalization of the complex in Golgi and impairment of post-Golgi trafficking.

This work investigates various microstructural factors (volume fraction, length scale and yield strength) influencing strain delocalization in a model MGM composite.

In addition, the in situ mechanochemical polymerization process may allow the polymerization to have a more site-selective interaction with the CNFs, resulting in a more effective electron delocalization and enhancing the electrochemical activity of the products.

The mechanisms involved in damage delocalization and failure are detailed and modeled in a simple manner.

Based on this study, we determine the important features (decisions, cost factors, and constraints) that must be considered in an analytical model for the supply chain design in the delocalization context.

Alternatively, high Aurora B activity in injected oocytes (Murata et al, 2010) could result in Xist RNA delocalization, as reported in human mitotic cells (Hall et al, 2009).