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MatCol: a tool to measure fluorescence signal colocalisation in biological systems

Khushi et al., 2017

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17639153534598815522
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Khushi M
Napier C
Smyth C
Reddel R
Arthur J
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Scientific reports

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Protein colocalisation is often studied using pixel intensity-based coefficients such as Pearson, Manders, Li or Costes. However, these methods cannot be used to study object- based colocalisations in biological systems. Therefore, a novel method is required to …
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