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Similarly, the p.E113K mutant was located to the periphery of the cell and colocalized with GFP-h-Ras (Fig.  3D F).

Other endocrine cell types like α-cells that express glucagon (Gcg), δ-cells that express somatostatin (Sst) and Pp-cells that express pancreatic polypeptide (Pp) locate to the periphery of murine islets and also express Insm1 (Fig 1C E).

Rods expressing transgenic LBR acquire conventional nuclear architecture with euchromatin located to the nuclear interior and heterochromatin, including multiple chromocenters, located at the nuclear periphery.

Based on our FISH data, they may locate to the nuclear periphery.

The necrotic zone showed alveolar edema, which tended to be located at the periphery of this zone.

Many of the pstA cells appear to be transiently located at the periphery of the loose aggregate while the other prestalk cells appear to be distributed randomly [ 29- 32].

When placed on the crystal 3D structure of human CYP1A1, the "A" segment appears to be mostly located at the periphery of the protein molecule, whereas the helix I and its surrounding remain not affected by the shuffling taking place in Chim enzymes.

The spermatogonia were large round cells with faint cytoplasm located close to the periphery of testicular lobules (Fig. 2b).

A later study reported better results could be obtained for those cones located more to the periphery of the cornea by using a single Intacs segment.

This inner compartment of the Xi was predicted to consist mainly of silent repeats both in mice [ 85] and in humans [ 86], with genes located more to the periphery; however upon silencing genes appeared to be drawn into this condensed Xist-dense core.

To this purpose, either cells located in the lumen of blood vessels or cells located at the periphery of the vessel wall are able to productively interact with circulating and extravasating leukocytes and drive their subsequent effector responses.