The phrase "localized translation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the adaptation of content to meet the language and cultural nuances of a specific region or audience.
Example: "The software company provided a localized translation of their app to better serve users in different countries."
Alternatives: "culturally adapted translation" or "region-specific translation".
The presence of EF1α might provide additional insight into how these mRNAs may have been identified and suggest the interesting hypothesis that they share a common subcellular localization and undergo localized translation.
Our understanding of the translation mechanisms comes from studies using the cell body cytoplasm, and it is possible that localized translation might employ additional modes of translational control.
The thirty-three SNPs mapped to the SLC6A3 3'-UTR potentially can hinder localized translation of the DAT1.
Another possibility in light of recent reports [31] is that Crg1 and its target mRNAs are recruited to the same site to facilitate localized translation and protein complex assembly.
Localized mTORC1 Activation Leads to Localized Translation.
Neurons pass signals to other cells via synapses and localized translation at these sites is thought to regulate synaptic plasticity [ 43].
mRNAs may be localized during translation as the signal peptide in nascent proteins can target entire translating mRNP complexes (Eliyahu et al., 2010; Kilchert and Spang, 2011).
These studies have strongly supported the existence of temporal and spatial concomitant mRNA codons and tRNA anticodons pools, thus it might be reasonable to speculate a dynamic and regulated supply-and-demand relationship between translation and localized cellular translational machineries, such as tRNA pools.
More generally, local translation caused by asymmetric mRNA distribution contributes to the fidelity and sensitivity of spatially localized systems genome-widely (Weatheritt et al., 2014).
The neuronal RNA binding protein NOVA regulates splicing, shuttles to the cytoplasm, and co-localizes with target transcripts in dendrites, suggesting links between splicing and local translation.
The first one is upstream of the previously designed initiation translation site localized in the rat calpastatin L-domain.
