Sentence examples for original localization from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic analysis of this family shows that the product of the ancestral gene had an original localization in mitochondria.

Upon mifepristone treatment, tubulin filaments were mainly located in the neurite-like extensions, in contrast to their original localization throughout the cell body with particular intensity around the nucleus observed in controls.

The chromosomal localization of TERT on platypus sex chromosomes together with gender-specific expression supports this hypothesis and suggests that gender-specific differences in telomere length are related to the original localization of the TERT gene on sex chromosomes.

To delineate the ability of tumor cells to migrate from their original localization and therewith to form metastases, we investigated the ability of tumor cell migration in human CC cells after treatment with Salinomycin in a transwell chamber model.

*CpoB-mCherry was used instead of immunolabeling so as to allow live-cell imaging; we have found that freely diffusing periplasmic proteins in cells grown in minimal medium do not retain their original localization following fixation, likely due to osmotic effects.

For Ng, the increase in dendritic IR was discernible after 5 min of exposure and also became more prominent after 15 and 20 min. Re-perfusion of the EGTA/ACSF-treated slices with normal Ca2+-containing ACSF restored the original localization patterns of these two proteins.

Besides, there is little correspondence between the classes and the endmembers in all cases: most of the ground truth regions are not recognized in their original spatial localization.

Years later, a version of the completed, original Mother localization was found and uploaded to the Internet, where it became known as EarthBound Zero.

If so, an interesting question is: What was the original cellular localization of hydrogenase upon its acquisition by LGT?

Interestingly, at later time points (e.g. 300 min), we consistently observed a sub-population of cells in which the original juxtanuclear localization became more prominent.

In other words, localization error was now measured as the distance between the reported location of the object and the nearest original location of any object in the memory array, not exclusively to the original location of the probed object.