Sentence examples for preferred localization from inspiring English sources

This finding confirms the previously shown preferred localization of pogo elements on LS chromosomes [ 41].

For example, overexpression of NL2 in neurons specifically increases the number of inhibitory synapses, but not the excitatory synapses, which is consistent with the preferred localization of NL2 at inhibitory synapses (Chih et al., 2005; Varoqueaux et al., 2004; Levinson et al., 2005).

Indeed, striking similarities have been observed in single-molecule fluorescence experiments that have resolved the preferred localization of Kapβ1 in the NPC.

The preferred localization for jiggers is the periungual region of the toes, but lesions may occur on any part of the body (9 ).

The knowledge about their preferred localization in the superficial and middle zones of OA and normal cartilage may open new therapeutic opportunities concerning both matrix-based cell-containing implants and cell-free in situ regeneration.

Despite the fact that a number of REHs have been shown to be expressed in HSCs, the preferred localization in the extracellular space (see CEL), in hepatocytes rather than HSCs (see Es10), and their substrate specificities (see ATGL) challenge their potential role in RE mobilization in HSCs.

The "catabolic-while-ready-to-sensing-status" of the tick is further supported by the preferred cellular localization of encoded proteins in protein complexes or cellular organelles, such as e.g. mitochondria.

The different growing conditions of axons on chips and on conventional coverslips do not affect the cone-preferred localization of Cadm1 and shaft-preferred localization of Pfn2, but affect the distributions of Nefl and Cfl1 over the axons at 14th day in vitro.

Another factor that may determine whether stimulation or inhibition eIF2α phosphorylation is preferred is the subcellular localization of the accumulating proteins.

We showed using single sound localization that honeybees preferred sounds around 265 Hz.

This observation also represents the first evidence describing mammalian HP1 at the spindle poles, a localization that is preferred by a large amount of proteins involved in the regulation of cell cycle transitions.