Three-dimensional multiple-particle tracking with nanometric precision over tunable axial ranges
The precise localization of nanometric objects in three dimensions is essential to identify
functional diffusion mechanisms in complex systems at the cellular or molecular level …
functional diffusion mechanisms in complex systems at the cellular or molecular level …
A new detection scheme for multiple object tracking in fluorescence microscopy by joint probabilistic data association filtering
Tracking of multiple objects in biological image data is a challenging problem due largely to
poor imaging conditions and complicated motion scenarios. Existing tracking algorithms for …
poor imaging conditions and complicated motion scenarios. Existing tracking algorithms for …
Single-molecule tracking and its application in biomolecular binding detection
In the past two decades, significant advances have been made in single-molecule detection
which enables the direct observation of single biomolecules at work in real time and under …
which enables the direct observation of single biomolecules at work in real time and under …
Geometry effect in multi-step crossflow microfluidic devices for red blood cells separation and deformability assessment
The efficient separation of blood components using microfluidic systems can help to improve
the detection and diagnosis of several diseases, such as malaria and diabetes. Therefore, a …
the detection and diagnosis of several diseases, such as malaria and diabetes. Therefore, a …
High-content screening of primary neurons: ready for prime time
A Daub, P Sharma, S Finkbeiner - Current opinion in neurobiology, 2009 - Elsevier
High-content screening (HCS), historically limited to drug-development companies, is now a
powerful and affordable technology for academic researchers. Through automated routines …
powerful and affordable technology for academic researchers. Through automated routines …
SpatTrack: an imaging toolbox for analysis of vesicle motility and distribution in living cells
FW Lund, MLV Jensen, T Christensen, GK Nielsen… - Traffic, 2014 - Wiley Online Library
The endocytic pathway is a complex network of highly dynamic organelles, which has been
traditionally studied by quantitative fluorescence microscopy. The data generated by this …
traditionally studied by quantitative fluorescence microscopy. The data generated by this …
Axisymmetric polydimethysiloxane microchannels for in vitro hemodynamic studies
The current microdevices used for biomedical research are often manufactured using
microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology. Although it is possible to fabricate …
microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology. Although it is possible to fabricate …
Computational processing and analysis of dynamic fluorescence image data
With the many modes of live cell fluorescence imaging made possible by the rapid advances
of fluorescent protein technology, researchers begin to face a new challenge: How to …
of fluorescent protein technology, researchers begin to face a new challenge: How to …
A new framework for particle detection in low-SNR fluorescence live-cell images and its application for improved particle tracking
Image denoising and signal enhancement are two common steps to improve particle
contrast for detection in low-signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) fluorescence live-cell images …
contrast for detection in low-signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) fluorescence live-cell images …
Object tracking with particle filtering in fluorescence microscopy images: Application to the motion of neurofilaments in axons
Neurofilaments are long flexible cytoplasmic protein polymers that are transported rapidly
but intermittently along the axonal processes of nerve cells. Current methods for studying …
but intermittently along the axonal processes of nerve cells. Current methods for studying …