Sentence examples for restricted localization from inspiring English sources
Restricted localization of NPC2 protein to the epithelium suggests a specific role for NPC2 protein in papillary fronds formation.
It is homologous to hexokinases I, II and III, but its lower affinity for glucose, restricted localization to a few cell types and peculiar kinetic properties, compared to those of the other hexokinases, confer it distinctive properties.
Since the fluorescence patterns of A-type RIFINs and PfCCP1 did not appear to coincide with each other, a PV restricted localization of A-type RIFINs is considered to be unlikely (Fig. 3A, 2nd row).
Because the conoid and the intra-conoid MTs are the only tubulin containing structures in the apical complex (Figure 1) [3], the highly restricted localization of TgICMAP1 in the apical complex strongly suggests that TgICMAP1 binds to the intra-conoid MTs.
Prox1 staining of the dentate granule neurons showed more restricted localization of neurons in the upper blade of the mutant DG.
It also showed an increase from E18 to P7, but a reduction from P7 to adult brain, consistent with more restricted localization in the adult brain [ 34].
C4 plants have developed mechanisms to restrict localization and activities of Rubisco in BSCs.
Alternatively, the septins might function as a scaffold for recruitment of proteins that are required for Bnr1-dependent nucleation of actin filaments, or as a diffusion barrier that restricts localization of proteins required for formation of a new bud to the site of bud emergence.
And there will be a non-random tendency for marker disposition to occur just because there is already a selection that restricts localization on this chromosome specifically.
Results show a locally restricted co-localization of GFP-GLI3 and MID1-myc (Fig. 6) indicating a transient proximity of both.
Taken together, these results suggest that WD5 7 domain regulates RACK1 localization at the junctional complex, and that WD1 4 may be involved in the specificity of RACK1 subcellular localization by restricting its localization to specific structures or areas within the cell (e.g. along the microtubules).
