Sentence examples for nuclei class from inspiring English sources

The 'classical' HDACs require Zn2+ for their deacetylase activity and comprises three classes; Class I (HDAC1, 2, 3 and 8), which are widely expressed and almost exclusively located in nuclei, Class II (HDAC4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10) and Class IV (HDAC11), which are expressed in a tissue-specific manner and are primarily located in the cytoplasm but can shuttle to the nucleus [ 83- 87].

Once a few nuclei form, they work as nucleation centers.

The livers of rats and mice, unlike those of other mammals, consist mainly of hepatocytes that contain two classes of cell with respect to nuclei and several ploidy classes.

The paleotectonic units of Asia are divided into two first-order classes: continental nuclei and orogenic (mountain-building) zones.

As seen in Figure 3 j) and Table 2, it was found that the percentage of P63 expressed nuclei in the two classes differed significantly at the 5% level (P = 0.02) and displayed a negative correlation of decreasing P63 expression with advancing grade (r = −0.3).

The model is based on a previous approach which takes mono disperse nuclei formation in the smallest class into account.

Aberrant nuclei refer to nuclei with abnormal morphology, such as fragmented nuclei or nuclei with irregular shapes.

Examples of images of nuclei falling into the different classes are seen in Figure  2B.

The level of DNA damage in each sample was scored in 100 nuclei according to a five-class system (range of score is 0 400).

Electrons, which are in the lepton family, orbit the nuclei to complete the atomic structure.

In the latter part of the 19th century, however, German zoologist Ernest Haeckel, recognizing the basic morphological characteristics of single-celled life particularly the lack of a clearly defined nucleus among many of those organisms proposed a third kingdom of "lower" life, Protista, and within it the class Monera, which would contain the structureless (nuclei-lacking) microorganisms.