colocalization

This effect is known as colocalization and usually occurs when fluorescently labeled molecules bind to targets that lie in very close or identical spatial positions.

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This effect is known as colocalization and usually occurs when fluorescently labeled molecules bind to targets that lie in very close or identical spatial positions.

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Colocalization of two fluorescent signals was determined using "colocalization" module in Metamorph software as described

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(B) TIRFm images of a HeLa cell transfected with Cav1. 2-GFP (red) and BIN1-mCherry (green) reveal colocalization between BIN1 and Cav1. 2 at the cell periphery (scale bar: 5 µm).

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In contrast, Cav1. 2 (red) has poor colocalization with BIN1 structures (green) in cells transfected with BIN1-BAR* (bottom panel).

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Full cardiomyocyte views of colocalization between BIN1 and Cav1. 2 are shown in

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Pearson colocalization coefficient and scatter plot between BIN1 and Cav1. 2 are also shown in this panel.

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In isolated adult mouse cardiomyocytes, co-staining with Cx43 (red) and Cav1. 2 (green) does not indicate colocalization of Cx43 and Cav1. 2 (scale bar: 5 µm).

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Pearson colocalization coefficient and scatter plot reveal no significant colocalization between Cx43 and Cav1. 2.

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Co-staining with mouse anti-BIN1 (green) and rabbit anti-Cav1. 2 (red) indicates colocalization of BIN1 and Cav1. 2 (scale bar: 10 µm).

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