Sentence examples for nuclei disruption from inspiring English sources
Because Bcd is localized in nuclei, disruption of nuclear density and correction of these abnormalities would presumably affect the Bcd gradient.
Lee et al. (2012) reported that NEGR1 mRNA was found in distinct hypothalamic nuclei and disruption of NEGR1 in mice resulted in a reduction in body weight45.
We also presented evidence that in cardiomyocytes, FBPase disappeared from the nuclei after disruption of β1-adrenergic and phosphoinositide 3-kinase signalling pathway, which coincided with a significant increase in cardiomyocyte mortality (Gizak et al. 2009).
Injured tubules were identified with one or more of the following characteristics: tubular atrophy, loss of brush border, loss of nuclei, basement membrane disruption and detachment of epithelial cells.
Because follicle cells undergo three rounds of genomic replication without cell division (endocycle) from S7 to S9/S10A (Royzman and Orr-Weaver, 1998; Klusza and Deng, 2011), we postulated that the increased size and DNA content of Smr1 nuclei results from disruption of the genetic programs that control the endocycle process.
A massive amount of positrons (plasma positrons), produced by the collision between runaway electrons and nuclei during fusion plasma disruption, was first predicted theoretically in 2003.
Aberrant nuclei refer to nuclei with abnormal morphology, such as fragmented nuclei or nuclei with irregular shapes.
Injury was identified as the region with greatest disruption of fibers and nuclei accumulation.
The nuclei was washed twice with nuclei isolation buffer with Triton X-100 and once with nuclei isolation buffer only.
This is consistent with our data which show that the loss of ZO-1 and Dlg1 from the area of cell cell contacts precedes the actual disruption of these contacts, fragmentation of the nuclei and PS exposure, suggesting that cleavage of the MAGUKs is an earlier event.
Our genome-wide screen identified 59 candidate genes whose disruption causes an increase in the proportion of nuclei with more than one MSL staining body.
