Sentence examples for nucleus outside from inspiring English sources

The nuclear body of Gemmata, with its double membrane and its pores, is presently the closest approximation of a eukaryotic nucleus outside of its traditional Domain.

Diploid yeast strains were plated onto YEPD agar pads and a single spot within the nucleus outside the barrel-shaped structure was repeatedly bleached.

INF-α/β also can mediate necroptosis by inducing interaction of TNFR1 and RIP1, which promotes formation of RIP1-RIP3 and release of HMGB1 from nucleus to outside of the cell.

On the one hand, type I IFNs restrict the number of myeloid cells in the lungs during early adaptive immunity, cause translocation of HMGB1 from nucleus to outside of the cell to induce apoptosis, and result in the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines or apoptotic factors.

The non-histone chromosomal protein HMG-14, which is encoded by the HMGN1 gene, was found in the nucleus but outside of the nucleolus (Fig. 2).

This also explains the phenomenon in Figure 7 that HLR apparently do better with two components than with ≥3 components, because HLR may find the most conspicuous clue for identifying the location patterns of proteins to be inside or near to the nucleus or outside.

Similarly, the p.Leu345Pro desmin mutant completely avoids integrating into the vimentin system (Fig.  8d f); however, some affinity for vimentin is observed in extended vimentin IFs below the cell nucleus and outside of the area of the collapsed vimentin IFs (Fig.  8f, arrowheads denote green desmin dots aligning with the red vimentin IFs).

But CD56− or non-sorted cells contributed to significantly more nuclei outside the basal lamina (Table 5), confirming that there were more non-myogenic cells within CD56− cell population.

Positive nuclei outside the endothelial cell layer, or within the vessel lumen, were avoided.

Tau pathology was observed in many nuclei outside the hippocampal formation.

Muscle cross sections were immunolabelled for dystrophin to specifically localize the sarcolemma and to distinguish myonuclei (inside the sarcolemma), from satellite and stromal nuclei (outside the sarcolemma) (Fig. 3C).