Sentence examples for relocation onto from inspiring English sources

In this work, we extract the electrodes from the silicon chip for relocation onto a low-cost, disposable substrate.

Mutants with improper arm length or peptide insertions in the arm efficiently target chromosomal loading sites and hydrolyze ATP but fail to use ATP hydrolysis for relocation onto flanking DNA.

TIP-1 relocation onto the cell surface is associated with the reduced proliferation and the enhanced susceptibility to the subsequent IR treatment.

RAD51 is a key protein in HRR, and its relocation onto damaged DNA is necessary for the obligatory strand-invasion step of HRR.

Estimates of ancestral gene numbers are particularly reliable when an outgroup is used to exclude genes that were gained after the sex chromosomes originated, by duplication and/or relocation onto the X.

Importantly, active integrin-mediated ECM binding, likely by triggering GTP loading of R-Ras, in turn triggers R-Ras and RIN2 relocation onto Rab5-positive early endosomes, where at steady state the tripartite R-Ras/RIN2/Rab5 complex preferentially localizes in adherent ECs.

The route was also extended south to an intersection with US 13 and DE 72 as a result of the relocation of US 13 onto a portion of the freeway.

However, we observed that even without Rab5 overexpression, GFP-R-Ras 38V was able to promote the relocation of Rac1 onto endosomes per se and this effect was maximized when GFP-R-Ras 38V was co-transfected together with mRIN2 in ECs.

Mitochondrial fractions tested for Drp1 expression showed that downregulation of IF1 facilitates the relocation of Drp1 onto mitochondria during apoptosis, as the protein was retrieved in greater amount when compared with the cytosolic fraction, whereas the opposite was seen following overexpression of IF1.

It meant yet another relocation, to San Francisco.

Thus his relocation to New York.