Sentence examples for more dispersed localization from inspiring English sources
The localization of Stx after 1 h incubation in knockdown HEp-2 cells was significantly changed from a perinuclear to a more dispersed localization (Figure 7A).
Dynasore treatment caused a redistribution of mATG9 from a perinuclear concentration to a more dispersed localization, and this was associated with decreased colocalization of mATG9 with transferrin or a Golgi marker.
Consequently, cytoskeleton-decoupling in P1-deficient myofibers might promote conformational rearrangements of endophilins, affecting their interaction potential and leading to their more dispersed localization and the more spherical shape of myonuclei.
Here we also show that the MamK filaments are not only found next to the magnetosome chain, but that its intracellular localization is much more dispersed than initially described/thought, possibly partly due to reduced resolution associated with optical microscopy techniques.
However, PtdIns(3) P at the plasma membrane may be much more dispersed than at the endosome membrane, where PtdIns(3) P levels are very high, thereby making GFP 2×FYVEHrs or GFP SGK3 localization at the plasma membrane harder to visualize.
They are becoming more dispersed and are hiding themselves ever more effectively, Western military officials say.
Those sorts of crimes required ever more dispersed networks, with specialised skills replacing sheer muscle.
Unlike Wolof and Malinke villages, Serer family compounds are more dispersed, and each one is autonomous.
The bulk of industry remained smaller and more dispersed than in other industrializing countries.
It remains the heart of an industry that has become more dispersed, stretching from Boston and Texas to India and Israel.
As the rifle replaced the musket in the 19th century, infantry companies adopted more dispersed tactical formations and were organized in battalions within the regiment for control.
