Measurements of pulp horn sizes were performed at three localisations, whereby four μCT models of different grey values (i.e. 1612 HU; 1807 HU; 2001 HU; 2148 HU) were compared with the corresponding pulp in histological sections.
Interestingly, at least three distinct localisation patterns were observed in the cyclin D1-positive cohort, wherein cytoplasmic localisation was identified in a large fraction, and this pattern was predominant in lower grade tumours.
Defect detection and classification in steel surfaces broadly follow three steps: Localisation of candidate defects/regions of interest (RoIs) by means of segmentation, extraction of features from RoIs and finally, classification into defects and pseudo defects.
The twelve labelling vectors each contains one of four fluorophores together with one of three subcellular localisation signals downstream of a LoxP flanked STOP signal.
Special attention was recently paid to three factors: localisation (Kunz et al, 2012; Lorenzen et al, 2012; Reim et al, 2012), HPR (Langer et al, 2009; Becker et al, 2011), and signet ring cell cancer (SRC) (Messager et al, 2011; Kunz et al, 2012; Taghavi et al, 2012).
The C-terminal domain is involved in RNA and protein interactions and harbours four zinc-fingers and two nuclear localisation signals, which permit binding to target DNA sequences (Bruening et al, 1996).
Several probabilistic data processing techniques are explored in order to estimate two key localisation parameters from a single radar signal, namely along-track position and across-track position, with respect to the gate road structures.
However, two different localisation profiles were observed in Wnt3A-treated cells, in the presence or absence of tensile strain.
SHARP-2 is known to possess a functional nuclear export sequence (NES) and two nuclear localisation signal (NLS) motifs [ 46].
Further MTA1 motifs include a methylation site, which has shown to be involved in recruiting CHD4 and two nuclear localisation motifs [ 27, 63].
