Sentences with phrase «intracellular localization»
Intracellular localization refers to the specific location of objects or molecules inside a cell. It describes where certain components are located within the cell's boundaries, which could be the nucleus, cytoplasm, or other organelles. Full definition
Note the distinct intracellular localization of McSA1 immunoreactivity (green) with that of pab27576 (red), denoting Aβ - amyloid peptides and APP / CTFs, respectively.
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Previous studies had established that antiviral defense triggered by RIG - I depends on the protein's proper intracellular localization and transport, which are mediated by a partner - protein called 14 -3-3 epsilon.
Gunn A. Hildrestrand Intracellular localization and expression patterns of DNA glycosylases and their activities in murine and human stem cells Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, 18 June 2009 Supervisors: Magnar Bjørås & Luisa Luna
«In recent years, we discovered that our RNA is highly regulated and if only two or three modifications at the DNA level can control it, there may be hundreds of small changes in RNA that control its stability, its intracellular localization or its maturation in living beings.»
This technique enables quantitative image analysis of the intracellular localization of the signaling intermediaries NF - κB and NFAT as parameters of immune activity.
Hypothalamic explants were then used to assess the intracellular localization of PRCP and its release at the synaptic levels.