Sentence examples for positioned at the bud from inspiring English sources
Estimates of the fraction of early cells with either nuclei positioned at the bud neck or dividing nuclei were essentially zero, while estimates of early budded cells were around 1% (Table 2).
Indeed, mitotic spindle must be correctly positioned at the bud neck for anaphase onset to occur.
During our analyses, we noticed that during mitosis the emerging buds of both wild-type and sir2Δ cells, indeed, inherited synphilin-1 inclusions, which were often positioned at the distal bud tip, i.e. the site of the polarisome (Fig. 9A).
Bim1p and Kar9p belong to the Kar9p pathway for pre-anaphase spindle positioning at the bud neck, while Dyn1p and Bik1p belong to the Dyn1p pathway.
At t = 0 in in the Celsr1 MO treated culture (Fig. 8O), a deformity in the epithelial bud is visible but this is not retained in the same position in the bud at 200 or 360 min (Fig. 8P and Q).
At these points, the extracellular matrix is thought to act as a 'rock in the river' by which the middle of the expanded bud is constrained in position and the bud then bifurcates and flows around this rock to form two new buds.
For the limb to develop properly, the cells in the limb bud need to receive specific instructions that depend on their position in the bud.
However attractive this model is, we have so far no dye that stains sphingolipids in yeast, such that we are not in the position yet to determine whether sphingolipids indeed accumulate in the ER-membrane at the bud neck.
Stevie Wonder, Janelle Monáe and Gary Clark Jr. (far right) perform onstage at Bud Light Presents Stevie Wonder and Gary Clark Jr. at the Bud Light Hotel (photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for Bud Light).
During bud growth, Bni1p localizes at the tip of the bud while Bnr1p localizes at the bud neck [2].
In the elongated buds, septins mislocalized to a patch at the bud tips or to spiral-like multiple rings (referred hereafter as spirals) on the periphery of buds extending from the bud neck to bud tip.
