Sentence examples for might be localized from inspiring English sources

This configuration means the targeted gene might be localized within this insertion.

Melt pseudotachylite has been discovered in the YBF zone, reflecting a 1100 1700 °C frictional heating temperature achieved during earthquakes (Wang et al. 2015); this might be localized in the principle slip zone of the fault.

We hypothesized that Ybp2 might be localized among the 3 complexes (Figure 4C) to bridge COMA and Ndc80 onto the centromeric nucleosome.

Nucleotide and amino acid sequence analysis suggested that all the three CmADHs might be localized in the cytoplasm and fitted in the microbial group I ADHs.

Tentatively, the workspace might be localized in regions of frontal and parietal cortex, whose activation is associated with a wide range of different cognitive demands [11], [12].

If CnAß-FK is constitutively active as shown in Fig. 1, then it is possible that some NFATc2 might be localized in the nuclei of mature follicular keratinocytes and SG cells.

It is consistent with a previous report [ 7] and our data that deletion of ComFB does not significantly affect development of the competent state and probably does not contribute to the DNA uptake machinery that might be localizing to the poles under tested conditions.

Due to the position and distribution of Vilya3XHA foci on the SC between homologous chromosome arms during early/mid-pachytene, as well as the persistence of these foci into mid-pachytene, we speculated that Vilya might be localizing to sites of crossovers.

For example, some factors might exhibit punctate subnuclear expression, whereas others might exclusively be localized to heterochromatic or euchromatic regions.

Since a non-virulent B. subtilis has no exosporium, these PLG receptors might not be localized in outmost surface of its spores resulting in no PLG binding as shown in Figure 2.

Therefore, this approach yields a database ("Centromeric Assembly Gap Satellite Reads Database", Figure  1, Phase I) that contains a significant number of previously unassembled and uncharacterized sequences, suitable for exploring satellite family sequence variation and for identifying potential non-satellite sequences that might also be localized to centromeric regions in this genome.