Diinamic
Diinamic combines different density-based analyses and optional thresholding to facilitate the detection of clusters and nanodomains in single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) data.
Key Features:
- Density-based clustering analysis: Integrates multiple density-based analytical approaches to identify molecular clusters across diverse SMLM datasets.
- Optional thresholding: Allows adjustable thresholding parameters to adapt cluster detection to different data types and experimental conditions.
- Nanodomain detection: Identifies subdomains within clusters that exhibit non-homogeneous distribution of detections.
- Robust performance on noisy data: Correctly identifies clusters of different sizes and densities even in datasets with multiple detections per fluorophore.
Scientific Applications:
- Cluster detection in SMLM data: Detects clusters of molecules in super-resolution microscopy data accounting for local density, molecule size, labeling technique, fluorophore photo-physics, and imaging conditions.
- Nanoscale biological organization analysis: Reveals organizational patterns of molecules at the nanoscale through pointillistic analysis of SMLM detection positions.
- Analysis of non-homogeneous molecular distributions: Detects subdomains within larger clusters where detections are unevenly distributed.
Methodology:
Diinamic combines different density-based analyses with optional thresholding.
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- Added:
- 1/14/2026
- Last Updated:
- 1/14/2026