Sentence examples for localisation changes from inspiring English sources

To examine if the complexes were formed efficiently, we observed the localisation changes of Cas9 using dCas9-GFP expressing cell lines.

Treatment of CaSki cells with the above inhibitors also resulted in RhoC localisation changes (Supplementary Figure 2E).

These data again suggest that CTPsyn localisation changes as part of an adaptive metabolic response to inactivate cytoplasmic CTPsyn during nutritional stress in neuroblasts.

In summary, CTPsyn localisation changes as part of an adaptive metabolic response to inactivate cytoplasmic CTPsyn during nutritional stress in vivo.

This study, along with the localisation changes observed with p56CHNesp1, highlight that nesprin-1 CHD isoforms may be disrupted in cancers and could be classified as potential hallmarks of cellular transformation.

Even in colorectal cancer it was shown that in cells from the same tumours, all assumed to have the same initiating loss of APC or oncogenic activation of β-catenin, dynamic localisation changes between nucleus and cytoplasm can be found (Fodde and Brabletz, 2007).

Although dCas9 was found as foci at the nuclear periphery (presumably nucleoli) in the cell line expressing dCas9-GFP without sgRNA, its localisation changed to the nucleoplasm when sgRNAs were expressed in the cells (Fig. 1D).

However, analysis of Shh treated rat DSC cells did not result in any significant subcellular localisation change of C-term-pSMAD1 (result not shown) suggesting that SMAD signalling does not provide a point of cross-talk between the two pathways.

Its subcellular localisation undergoes dynamic changes during mitosis.

In the present study we demonstrated that subcellular localisation of Snail changes over time in breast cancer cell lines exposed to hypoxia.

However, it has limited value for the study of specific WM damage, as it conveys no information about the spatial localisation of the changes.