This indicated that GFP moves mostly around the nuclei although movement through the nuclei is likely to occur as well.
In addition, Evc2, but not Evc, is present in the cell nucleus suggesting movement of Evc2 between the cilium and nucleus.
Compared to mRNPs in mammalian nuclei, the movement of BR1/BR2 mRNPs is less restricted within the interchromatin space of the large polytene nucleus (Singh et al. 1999), and the diffusion coefficient is higher than reported for mRNPs in mammalian nuclei (Siebrasse et al. 2008).
Under the nucleus, bead movements are purely downward with Uz < 0 (Fig. 5g) and Uxy ≅ 0 (Fig. 5d).
Progenitor cells have attachments at the apical and basal sides of the neuroepithelium and their nuclei show a characteristic interkinetic nuclear movement, with mitotic nuclei being always located apically ([1]; reviewed in [2]).
Another structural component of cytoskeleton, microtubules mainly consist of two globular protein subunits, alpha- and beta-tubulins implicated in a wide array of functions, including cell motility and cytoplasmic streaming, nucleus and chromosome movement, maintenance of cell shape, intracellular and axoplasmic transport, and anchorage of cell surface receptors [ 39].
Father Hodur's parish became the nucleus of a movement that took in other seceded congregations.
While the Iowa decision gave supporters of same-sex marriage an important first victory in the nation's heartland and a few other states are considering legislation this year, New England remains the nucleus of the movement.
In particular, in this case, we analyze the effect of variations in elasticity of the nucleus on cell movement.
Hemiballismus is a form of chorea caused by a small infarct of the subthalamic nucleus; wild, flinging movements occur on one side of the body.
