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No references found	A new classifier, called Nuc-PLoc, has been developed that can be exploited to recognize nuclear proteins among the following nine subnuclear locations: chromatin, heterochromatin, nuclear envelope, nuclear matrix, nuclear pore complex, nuclear speckle, nucleolus, nucleoplasm and nuclear promyelocytic leukemia (PML) body. Computer-Assisted analysis of subcellular localization signals and ... by Moosawi, Fatemeh; Mohabatkar, Hassan / Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering (JBiSE) The barrier between nucleus and cytoplasm is usually controlled by cellular gateways called nuclear pores, which selectively import and export the molecular ingredients for life to and from the nucleus. 'Leaky' brain cells linked to ageing by Asian News International The work "indicates that Crm1p interacts with these nuclear pore components and delivers its cargo--Rev, for example--to the pore," concludes Rosbash. Outbound traffic: scientists identify proteins that move stuff out of ... by Travis, John / Science News	nuclear magnetic resonance tomography nuclear magnetism nuclear magnetometer nuclear magneton nuclear mass nuclear medicine nuclear medicine imaging nuclear membrane Nuclear Model nuclear molecule nuclear moment Nuclear moments Nuclear Munitions Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty nuclear number nuclear orientation Nuclear Paramagnetism Nuclear Physics Nuclear Physics, Leningrad Institute of nuclear pile nuclear plaque nuclear polarization Nuclear Polarization, Chemical nuclear polyhedrosis virus nuclear pore nuclear pore complex nuclear potential nuclear potential energy nuclear potential scattering nuclear power Nuclear Power Industry nuclear power plant nuclear propulsion Nuclear Quadrupole Moment nuclear quadrupole resonance Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance NQR nuclear radiation Nuclear Radiation Detectors nuclear radiation spectroscopy nuclear radius Nuclear Reaction nuclear reaction spectrometry Nuclear Reactor Nuclear Reactor Core nuclear receptor superfamily nuclear recoil Nuclear Regulatory Commission nuclear relaxation nuclear resonance nuclear resonance magnetometer	Nuclear Physics European Collaboration Committee Nuclear Physics Research Committee Board Nuclear Physics, Leningrad Institute of Nuclear pile Nuclear Planning & Execution Nuclear Planning and Execution System Nuclear Planning Group Nuclear Planning Manual nuclear planning system nuclear planning system Nuclear plant Nuclear plant Nuclear plant Nuclear Plant Aging Research Nuclear Plant Equipment Operator Nuclear Plant Journal Nuclear Plant Reliability Data System nuclear plaque Nuclear Plastic Toys Nuclear pleomorphism Nuclear pleomorphism Nuclear pleomorphism Nuclear poison Nuclear poison nuclear polarization Nuclear Polarization, Chemical Nuclear Policy Research Institute Nuclear pollution Nuclear pollution Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus nuclear pore Nuclear Pore Associated Protein Nuclear pore complex Nuclear pore complex Nuclear pore complex Nuclear Pore Interacting Protein Nuclear pores Nuclear pores Nuclear pores Nuclear posture review Nuclear potential Nuclear potential nuclear potential energy nuclear potential scattering nuclear power nuclear power nuclear power nuclear power Nuclear power controversy Nuclear power controversy Nuclear power controversy Nuclear Power Corporation of India Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd. Nuclear Power Development Nuclear Power Division Administrative Procedure Nuclear Power Engineering Corporation Nuclear power facilities Nuclear power facilities Nuclear power facilities Nuclear power facility

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A new classifier, called Nuc-PLoc, has been developed that can be exploited to recognize nuclear proteins among the following nine subnuclear locations: chromatin, heterochromatin, nuclear envelope, nuclear matrix, nuclear pore complex, nuclear speckle, nucleolus, nucleoplasm and nuclear promyelocytic leukemia (PML) body.

Computer-Assisted analysis of subcellular localization signals and ... by Moosawi, Fatemeh; Mohabatkar, Hassan / Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering (JBiSE)

The barrier between nucleus and cytoplasm is usually controlled by cellular gateways called nuclear pores, which selectively import and export the molecular ingredients for life to and from the nucleus.

'Leaky' brain cells linked to ageing by Asian News International

The work "indicates that Crm1p interacts with these nuclear pore components and delivers its cargo--Rev, for example--to the pore," concludes Rosbash.

Outbound traffic: scientists identify proteins that move stuff out of ... by Travis, John / Science News

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