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Article Title: Redefining colocalization analysis with a novel phasor mixing coefficient
Journal: Journal of Cell Science
doi: 10.1242/jcs.264388
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Figure Legend Snippet: The PMC recapitulates the expected quantification across a wide range of biomolecular association. (A–C) Examples illustrating how the PMC quantifies known high (A), moderate (B) and low (C) biomolecular associations. (A) Color mixing analysis of U2OS cells with mitochondria double-labeled by using an anti-TOMM20 antibody with both AF488-conjugated and AF555-conjugated secondary antibodies. The merged pseudo-color image (left; AF488 in cyan; AF555 in magenta) was extracted from the multispectral image. Scale bar: 10 µm. The phasor plot (middle) exhibits a single narrow cluster near the midpoint of the mixing band. The CMI (right) highlights essentially all mitochondria. The brighter regions near the nucleus reflect a slight difference in depth throughout the cell. (B) Color mixing analysis of a PtK2 cell with MHC labeled with AF488 and phosphorylated RLC labeled with AF568. The merged pseudo-color image (left; AF488 in cyan, AF568 in magenta) was extracted from the multispectral image. Scale bars: 20 µm. The phasor plot (middle) exhibits a single broad cluster centered near the midpoint of the mixing band. The cluster near the origin corresponds to the significant number of background pixels that are excluded from the mixing band. The CMI (right) highlights regions with significant mixing (solid white arrows) and minimal mixing (dashed white arrows). (C) Color mixing analysis of U2OS cells with mitochondria labeled with anti-TOMM20 antibody and an AF488-conjugated secondary antibody, and with nuclei labeled with Hoechst–JF549. The merged pseudo-color image (left; AF488 in cyan, JF549 in magenta) was extracted from the multispectral image. Scale bar: 10 µm. The phasor plot (middle) exhibits a largely bimodal cluster in which the two lobes sit near the two PCs. The mixing image (right) is largely uniformly cold, with only a region near the edge of the nucleus displaying any mixing. This small region reflects areas where the mitochondria extend over (or under) the nucleus but are still captured in the optical section. In the phasor plots, dashed gray lines indicate the bounds of the mixing band. The overlaid histograms display the S coordinate of the underling phasor cluster defined within the mixing band. (D) PCC, Manders' coefficients (M 1 and M 2 ) and the PMC (PMC 1 and PMC 2 ) for each example in A–C (from top to bottom). PCC and M 1,2 were calculated after applying an intensity threshold determined by the Otsu method (see
Techniques Used: Labeling, Marker
Figure Legend Snippet: The PMC exhibits less sensitivity to SNR than Pearson's or Manders’ coefficients. (A) Merged pseudo-color images (extracted from multispectral images) of PtK2 cells with MHC labeled with AF488 (cyan) and RLC labeled with AF568 (magenta) at low (i) and high (ii) SNR. Scale bars: 20 µm. (B) The mixing images corresponding to the low (left) and high (right) SNR images in A. Despite the significant increase in noise, the low-SNR mixing image largely highlights the same regions as the high-SNR image. Scale bars: 20 µm. (C) Quantifications (PCC, M 1,2 and PMC) of biomolecular association as a function of SNR. PCC and M 1,2 both predictably decrease substantially as SNR decreases. PMC 1 , in contrast, remains comparatively stable over the same range. However, PMC 2 significantly increases as SNR approaches unreasonable levels. This diverging behavior can act as an indicator of when image quality degrades. N =3 samples, error bars indicate standard error.
Techniques Used: Labeling


