10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3627533_D1.v1
Paula Marin Zapata
Paula
Marin Zapata
Carsten Beese
Carsten
Beese
Anja Jünger
Anja
Jünger
Giovanni Dalmasso
Giovanni
Dalmasso
Nathan Brady
Nathan
Brady
Anne Hamacher-Brady
Anne
Hamacher-Brady
Additional file 5: Figure S5. of Time course decomposition of cell heterogeneity in TFEB signaling states reveals homeostatic mechanisms restricting the magnitude and duration of TFEB responses to mTOR activity modulation
Springer Nature
2016
Transcription Factor EB (TFEB)
Mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR)
Autophagy
Lysosomes
Proteasome
Systems biology
Subpopulation dynamics
Single cell
Multispectral imaging cytometry
2016-06-07 05:00:00
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Negative clustering examples. (a) Example of a clustering outcome dissatisfying criterion 1, i.e., reproducibility of the dynamic distribution of cells among clusters. The result was obtained using three clusters with the following input features: area cell, concentration cell, and “Mean Pixel Nuc/Cyto”. In this case, the evolution in time of the percentage of cells in clusters 1 (blue) and 2 (black) is not reproducible. (b) Example of a clustering outcome dissatisfying criterion 2, i.e., non-redundant dynamics. The result was obtained using four clusters with the input feature “Mean Pixel Nuc/Cyto”. In this case, clusters 1 (black) and 3 (blue) follow similar dynamic responses to all treatments, indicating that the two clusters are redundant. (JPG 2839 kb)