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    MathWorks Inc gaussian kernel with bandwidth optimized for normally distributed data using standard matlab routines
    ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of GFP-labeled Mig1 foci detected during FRAP, ~8 mer intervals (dashed lines) and power spectrum (inset) shown, mean and <t>Gaussian</t> sigma error (arrow). ( B ) GFP-labeled Mig1 cluster size as a function of stoichiometry with power law fit indicated. ( C ) Immuno-gold transmission electron microscopy for negatively stained 90 nm cryosections of (upper panel) two different Mig1-GFP cells and (lower panel) two different Msn2-GFP cells, with zoom in (inset).
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    1) Product Images from "Transcription factor clusters regulate genes in eukaryotic cells"

    Article Title: Transcription factor clusters regulate genes in eukaryotic cells

    Journal: eLife

    doi: 10.7554/eLife.27451

    ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of GFP-labeled Mig1 foci detected during FRAP, ~8 mer intervals (dashed lines) and power spectrum (inset) shown, mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) GFP-labeled Mig1 cluster size as a function of stoichiometry with power law fit indicated. ( C ) Immuno-gold transmission electron microscopy for negatively stained 90 nm cryosections of (upper panel) two different Mig1-GFP cells and (lower panel) two different Msn2-GFP cells, with zoom in (inset).
    Figure Legend Snippet: ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of GFP-labeled Mig1 foci detected during FRAP, ~8 mer intervals (dashed lines) and power spectrum (inset) shown, mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) GFP-labeled Mig1 cluster size as a function of stoichiometry with power law fit indicated. ( C ) Immuno-gold transmission electron microscopy for negatively stained 90 nm cryosections of (upper panel) two different Mig1-GFP cells and (lower panel) two different Msn2-GFP cells, with zoom in (inset).

    Techniques Used: Labeling, Transmission Assay, Electron Microscopy, Staining

    ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of Mig1-GFP foci, 7-mer intervals (dashed) and power spectrum (inset), mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) Stoichiometry for Mig1-GFP clusters in vitro in PEG absence (blue)/presence (red). n = 1000 foci. Inset shows the full range while outer zooms in on cluster stoichiometry. ( C ) 3C model of chromosomal DNA (blue shaded differently for each chromosome) with overlaid Mig1 promoter binding sites from bioinformatics (red), simulated image based on model with realistic signal and noise added (inset). ( D ) Cluster (red) and monomer (dark blue) model (goodness-of-fit R 2 < 0) for Mig1-GFP stoichiometry (10 replicates) compared against experimental data (cyan, R 2 = 0.75).
    Figure Legend Snippet: ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of Mig1-GFP foci, 7-mer intervals (dashed) and power spectrum (inset), mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) Stoichiometry for Mig1-GFP clusters in vitro in PEG absence (blue)/presence (red). n = 1000 foci. Inset shows the full range while outer zooms in on cluster stoichiometry. ( C ) 3C model of chromosomal DNA (blue shaded differently for each chromosome) with overlaid Mig1 promoter binding sites from bioinformatics (red), simulated image based on model with realistic signal and noise added (inset). ( D ) Cluster (red) and monomer (dark blue) model (goodness-of-fit R 2 < 0) for Mig1-GFP stoichiometry (10 replicates) compared against experimental data (cyan, R 2 = 0.75).

    Techniques Used: In Vitro, Binding Assay



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    ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of GFP-labeled Mig1 foci detected during FRAP, ~8 mer intervals (dashed lines) and power spectrum (inset) shown, mean and <t>Gaussian</t> sigma error (arrow). ( B ) GFP-labeled Mig1 cluster size as a function of stoichiometry with power law fit indicated. ( C ) Immuno-gold transmission electron microscopy for negatively stained 90 nm cryosections of (upper panel) two different Mig1-GFP cells and (lower panel) two different Msn2-GFP cells, with zoom in (inset).
    Gaussian Kernel With Bandwidth Optimized For Normally Distributed Data Using Standard Matlab Routines, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of GFP-labeled Mig1 foci detected during FRAP, ~8 mer intervals (dashed lines) and power spectrum (inset) shown, mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) GFP-labeled Mig1 cluster size as a function of stoichiometry with power law fit indicated. ( C ) Immuno-gold transmission electron microscopy for negatively stained 90 nm cryosections of (upper panel) two different Mig1-GFP cells and (lower panel) two different Msn2-GFP cells, with zoom in (inset).

    Journal: eLife

    Article Title: Transcription factor clusters regulate genes in eukaryotic cells

    doi: 10.7554/eLife.27451

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of GFP-labeled Mig1 foci detected during FRAP, ~8 mer intervals (dashed lines) and power spectrum (inset) shown, mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) GFP-labeled Mig1 cluster size as a function of stoichiometry with power law fit indicated. ( C ) Immuno-gold transmission electron microscopy for negatively stained 90 nm cryosections of (upper panel) two different Mig1-GFP cells and (lower panel) two different Msn2-GFP cells, with zoom in (inset).

    Article Snippet: Stoichiometry distributions were rendered as objective kernel density estimations ( ) using a Gaussian kernel with bandwidth optimized for normally distributed data using standard MATLAB routines.

    Techniques: Labeling, Transmission Assay, Electron Microscopy, Staining

    ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of Mig1-GFP foci, 7-mer intervals (dashed) and power spectrum (inset), mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) Stoichiometry for Mig1-GFP clusters in vitro in PEG absence (blue)/presence (red). n = 1000 foci. Inset shows the full range while outer zooms in on cluster stoichiometry. ( C ) 3C model of chromosomal DNA (blue shaded differently for each chromosome) with overlaid Mig1 promoter binding sites from bioinformatics (red), simulated image based on model with realistic signal and noise added (inset). ( D ) Cluster (red) and monomer (dark blue) model (goodness-of-fit R 2 < 0) for Mig1-GFP stoichiometry (10 replicates) compared against experimental data (cyan, R 2 = 0.75).

    Journal: eLife

    Article Title: Transcription factor clusters regulate genes in eukaryotic cells

    doi: 10.7554/eLife.27451

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) Zoom-in on pairwise difference distribution for stoichiometry of Mig1-GFP foci, 7-mer intervals (dashed) and power spectrum (inset), mean and Gaussian sigma error (arrow). ( B ) Stoichiometry for Mig1-GFP clusters in vitro in PEG absence (blue)/presence (red). n = 1000 foci. Inset shows the full range while outer zooms in on cluster stoichiometry. ( C ) 3C model of chromosomal DNA (blue shaded differently for each chromosome) with overlaid Mig1 promoter binding sites from bioinformatics (red), simulated image based on model with realistic signal and noise added (inset). ( D ) Cluster (red) and monomer (dark blue) model (goodness-of-fit R 2 < 0) for Mig1-GFP stoichiometry (10 replicates) compared against experimental data (cyan, R 2 = 0.75).

    Article Snippet: Stoichiometry distributions were rendered as objective kernel density estimations ( ) using a Gaussian kernel with bandwidth optimized for normally distributed data using standard MATLAB routines.

    Techniques: In Vitro, Binding Assay