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Co-Density Distribution Maps for Advanced Molecule Colocalization and Co-Distribution Analysis
2021
Sensors
Cellular and subcellular spatial colocalization of structures and molecules in biological specimens is an important indicator of their co-compartmentalization and interaction. Presently, colocalization in biomedical images is addressed with visual inspection and quantified by co-occurrence and correlation coefficients. However, such measures alone cannot capture the complexity of the interactions, which does not limit itself to signal intensity. On top of the previously developed density
doi:10.3390/s21196385
pmid:34640704
pmcid:PMC8513075
fatcat:fqwzfdf5wfaqjohec66ehqrlou