If they are small and peripherally localized, the identification can be difficult.
Language Identification: Utilizing localized language packs, the natural language search automatically recognizes the user's local language to identify their intent, such as "cuenta de ahorros" versus "savings account".
In the forensic community, the sequence variations used for identification are localized to the D-loop region because this region appears to have a higher rate of mutation.
This software enables digital image viewing and provides the reader with advanced features of image viewing, for example, window/level settings, zooming, and three-dimensional localizing for accurate identification of specific lesions in perpendicular planes.
Recently, Pagliarini et al. [3]undertook a systematic identification of mitochondrially localized proteins using a combination of mass spectrometry, GFP tagging, and computational methods to create a protein compendium consisting of 1098 mitochondrial mammalian proteins.
However, the failure of these viruses in applications for airway gene therapy and the identification of a basolaterally localized receptor, hCAR, made it clear that apical infection is inefficient.
The tdTomato protein is localized to the cytoplasm and allows identification of cell boundaries during automated imaging.
Despite identification of several mitochondrially localized repair enzymes, their actual roles in maintenance of mitochondrial DNA remain to be elucidated.
However, reliable identification of small and/or atypically localized lesions during salvage surgery procedures is challenging.
The involvement of zinc transporters during the establishment of symbiotic nitrogen fixation was shown by the identification of a zinc transporter localized in the peribacteriod membrane of soybean [63].
