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Nanoscale distribution of nuclear sites by super-resolved image cross-correlation spectroscopy
2019
Biophysical Journal
Deciphering the spatiotemporal coordination between nuclear functions is important to understand its role in the maintenance of human genome. In this context, super-resolution microscopy has gained considerable interest because it can be used to probe the spatial organization of functional sites in intact single-cell nuclei in the 20-250 nm range. Among the methods that quantify colocalization from multicolor images, image cross-correlation spectroscopy (ICCS) offers several advantages, namely
doi:10.1016/j.bpj.2019.10.036
pmid:31732142
pmcid:PMC6895719
fatcat:xikazruhxjczdf52ev7tbyopme