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Analysis of conditional colocalization relationships and hierarchies from three-color microscopy images

Vega-Lugo et al., 2022

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14382025632675650548
Author
Vega-Lugo J
da Rocha-Azevedo B
Dasgupta A
Touret N
Jaqaman K
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Biophysical Journal

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Colocalization is a cornerstone approach in cellular biophysics for the analysis of multicolor microscopy images. It provides information on the localization of molecules within various subcellular compartments and allows the interrogation of molecular interactions in their …
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