Accumulation of chromatin was observed in the nuclear periphery of human monocytes.
Rather, it enables protein sorting into Maurer's clefts that traverse from the parasite to the periphery of human erythrocytes and appear to be specialized secretory organelles utilized for protein export in these host cells [11].
Following siRNA depletion of Ki-67, NIFK, B23, nucleolin, and four novel chromosome periphery proteins all fail to associate with the periphery of human chromosomes.
The results of experiments with localised irradiation of 10 cells spaced at the periphery of human urothelium explant outgrowth, each with 10 He2+ particles is shown in Figure 3.
It is assumed that this consistent and non-random localisation of 4qter in the periphery of human cell nuclei has some functional significance, and that FSHD may be due to improper interactions with transcription factors or chromatin modifiers at the nuclear envelope [ 15].
Anxious people can get their timing wrong, I'll grant you, but, still, we act as scouts along the periphery of the human campfire, scanning for threats in the darkness.
A network of circumferentially oriented collagen fibrils exists in the periphery of the human cornea, and is thought to be pivotal in maintaining corneal biomechanical stability and curvature.
Impaired insulin sensitivity of the brain and in the periphery of the human body, so-called insulin resistance, is associated with cognitive decline and smaller total brain size [ 37].
A recent study showed that TXNIP is involved in glucose regulation by controlling insulin sensitivity in the periphery of the human body, and its expression is elevated in the skeletal muscles in T2D patients [ 37] indicating a linkage to phenotype.
Insulin has been revealed not only to control whole-body energy and glucose homeostasis in the periphery of the human body [ 81– 84], but also to exert specific effects in the CNS.
