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The TH+ cells shared features with the overall early glucagon population: they showed little co-localisation with PDX1 [ 9, 19] (Fig. 1c); they localised in clusters within regions of the pancreatic epithelium with low E-cadherin expression [ 27] (Fig. 1d); and rarely incorporated the mitotic marker BrdU (∼6%; Fig. 1e).
The analysis involved sequencing the vitamin D response element (VDRE) in more than 1,000 chromosomes from HLA-DRB1 homozygotes; they localised a single MHC (VDRE) to the promoter region of HLA-DRB1, while there was an important variation in non-MS-associated haplotypes [137].
They localised the activity to microsomes and found the highest activity in liver with some also in kidney and muscle.
Using dipole source analyses, they localised the generator processes responsible for the ADAN and LDAP in lateral premotor and occipital cortex, respectively.
As a result, contemporary mycoplasmas have limited metabolic capacities and are among the most evolved prokaryotes as they localised on some of the longest branch of the phylogenetic tree of fully sequenced organisms [ 5].
Out of the 368 initial markers, 24 were not useful for the integration because they localised on BAC clones that did not yield useful fingerprints (15 cases) or on singleton clones (9 cases).
Rapid and predominant speckled localisation of U1-70K and U11-35K may indicate that they localise into speckles without prior association with snRNP.
We tested G. bimaculatus females walking on an open-loop trackball system and demonstrate that they localise the azimuth angle of a speaker presenting a male calling song between 1° and 30° off the animal's longitudinal axis.
In normal adult kidneys, they localise in the cortex where AT1-R mRNA is expressed 8 10 fold more than AT2-R mRNA (Matsubara et al, 1998).
Here, we demonstrate that the WASH and retromer complexes interact in neuronal tissue, and that they localise to the endosomes in primary neurons.
