To do this, the robot makes use of a probabilistic localisation technique, in which the robot maintains a probability distribution over the space of all possible robot locations.
To test whether this is the case, we assessed the subcellular localisation of fusion proteins in which peptide sequences encompassing B2, B3 or both elements were joined to the normally cytoplasmic pyruvate kinase protein.
For communication and second-look ultrasound, we prefer a clockwise localisation accompanied by the area in which the lesion is located: retroareolar, central gland, or posterior.
A systematic study of room temperature cyclic deformation is presented in which slip localisation, cyclic hardening, ratcheting and stabilisation occur, through to crack formation and microstructurally-sensitive propagation.
Figure 4b shows the percentage of trials in which ROA localisation was correct for low-density (blue line) and high-density (black line) images across both durations, compared with chance.
We attempted to verify this qualitative prediction by modelling ERK activation and localisation with a simple model in which ERK is considered as a first-order system equilibrating among four different states as detailed in figure 6C.
Phosphorylation of PKB/Akt was determined in LV homogenates of the same group of saline-injected rats in which CD36 localisation was measured.
The HLE alone has a statistically indistinguishable copy number of dynein components to the hΔLE RNA, in which the localisation signal has been replaced by a heterologous sequence in the context of the h 3′UTR, yet only the former RNA is capable of unidirectional motion.
However, the greater propensity of the ΔN-term-ΔGPI-CD44 constructs to reside in DRMs (as compared to the equivalent ΔGPI-CD44 constructs) indicates that, at least in HEK293-T cells, the removal of the N-terminal region of CD317 is enough to increase the DRM localisation of a CD317 construct in which the GPI anchor has been replaced by the TM domain of CD44.
This is different from Pix localisation in vertebrate centrioles, which is preferentially to the distal end [1].
