decreased punctate nuclear protein localization decreased punctate nuclear protein localization during cellular response to ionizing radiation A cell phenotype in which a protein that is normally localized to discrete regions in the nucleus, visible as foci or dots by microscopy, is abnormally localized such that fewer dots are observed than in normal (wild type) cells during a cellular response to ionizing radiation. decreased punctate nuclear protein localisation during cellular response to ionising radiation reduced punctate nuclear protein localization during cellular response to ionizing radiation midori FYPO:0003483 decreased punctate nuclear protein localization during cellular response to IR We recommend noting which protein(s) were used in the assay when annotating to this term. 2014-07-01T15:39:31Z decreased punctate nuclear protein localization during cellular response to ionizing radiation during mitotic cell cycle decreased punctate nuclear protein localization during cellular response to ionizing radiation during vegetative growth