Sentence examples for relocation of active from inspiring English sources

In this study, B lymphocytes were investigated, and a relocation of active genes away from chromocenters was observed, whereas silenced genes were found to colocalize with chromocenters (Brown et al. 1997).

As an adaptor protein, on the one hand RIN2 concentrates a pool of Rab5 at NAs, while on the other hand it promotes the Rab5-dependent topological relocation of active R-Ras to Rac1-containing early endosomes.

The rearrangement in the actin cytoskeleton in EGF-treated DAOY cells was accompanied by a relocation of the active, phosphorylated form of FAK to stress fiber endpoints.

Two Mn2+ ions bind at the active site, inducing relocation of the scissile phosphodiester towards the active site (1.6-Å shift in the position of the P atom; Figure 3B).

Gridded dishes allowed relocation of cells with activated chromosomes.

This disruption of the thiol zinc interaction leads to allosteric relocation of the prodomain leading to active forms of the enzyme with the propeptide still attached or to autoproteolytic removal of the relocated prodomain.

These changes were also accompanied by downregulation of the transcriptional activity and relocation of the keratinocyte-specific gene loci away from the sites of active transcription toward the heterochromatin-enriched repressive nuclear compartments in p63-null cells.

The exclusion criteria were current treatment by peritoneal dialysis or home HD and evidence of active malignancy, including brain tumor and expected geographic relocation.

This pattern of vesicles relocation is in agreement with previous characterization of mechanisms that facilitate secretion of active heparanase [24].

No significant effect was shown on the subcellular distribution of total GSK-3β, suggesting that modifications of the level of active form of GSK-3β likely resulted from specific phosphorylation mechanisms and not from protein relocation or neosynthesize process.

Assembly of the active site also involves relocation of Arg514 to a position that stabilizes the templating nucleotide through stacking interactions with the base.