Sentence examples for localization and modification from inspiring English sources
Differences in the localization and modification of importin-α or CAS are likely to affect all of the cargos, and these changes are likely to be relevant to cell physiology.
Cellular stress alters the localization and modification of certain nucleoporins (Fig. 2).
We are now at a stage when we have access to experimental evidence of abundance, localization and modification on a proteomic scale.
The hiMAC methodology enables the analysis of localization and modification dynamics of multiple proteins simultaneously in all cell cycle phases of non-synchronized cells.
To review and summarize the current understanding of the epigenetic status of human sperm in regards to protamination, specific localization and modifications of retained histones, and DNA methylation.
It opens the way to quickly and cost-effectively obtain multiple antibody fragments for many antigens that can detect changes in their localization, level, and modification as well as subtle changes in supramolecular structures, which often associate with disease.
There are also many proteases involved in the removal of ubiquitin (and ubiqutin-like) modifications from proteins, thereby impacting upon protein degradation, intracellular localization and epigenetic modification.
COOH terminal-extended (amino acid 546 582) is the predominant site of regulation of nuclear localization, and its modification by ubiquitin regulates LYRIC nuclear localization [ 40].
The COOH terminal of LYRIC (amino acid 546 582) is the predominant regulator of nuclear localization, and its modification by ubiquitin regulates LYRIC nuclear localization [ 40].
The majority of the genes are involved in transport, localization and macromolecule modification processes, which play an important role in re-organization of the cell.
These mRNA variants can give rise to protein variants, which may have different functions by altering protein activity, cellular localization, and posttranslational modification.
