Nuclear extract of cells treated for 10 minutes with TNFα showed that p65 was localized in the nucleus, an effect only very moderately inhibited by GlcN and NAPA, as expected given their minor effect on IκBα phosphorylation.
BTX-A is considered relatively safe since it does not cross the blood-brain barrier with its effects localized in the peripheral sensory nerves [15].
In the reactant electronic state, the proton ground-state vibrational function is localized in 1a, with negligible effects of the higher energy PES 1b.
Later he became convinced that souls were not localized in space, though they could effect changes, deciding that that neither medicine nor metaphysics could illuminate the question.
The imagistic methods (cerebral MRI) showed in all cases lesions localized in white matter, without mass effect from these lesions.
The effect was localized in the left temporal pole and left amygdala/striatum (significant after correction for multiple comparisons, p<.05).
In particular, this aggravates the problem how one should choose the error term for testing the effect of individuals (i.e. the completely symmetric component of variation) when the interaction effects are localized in different (asymmetric) subspaces [ 31].
In pea, clusters of QTL controlling numerous traits related to plant morphology, seed protein content and yield, nitrogen nutrition, and root architecture were mapped close to architecture and developmental genes, especially Le and Af, which were shown to be localized in genomic regions having pleiotropic effects [ 59, 60].
Interestingly, the attentional effects were not localized in particular frequencies, but distributed across frequencies (Figure 5C, q<0.1, p<0.0079).
We hypothesized that asbestos effects are spatially localized in chromosomes, and tested whether certain chromosomal regions were enriched in the gene list obtained by CCA.
In addition to a cytoplasmic role, MNAR has also been reported to be localized in the nucleus and to have effects on gene transcription.
