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(A) CDRs under spatial confinement exhibit oscillatory patterns of pulsating re-appearance (scale bar: 25 μm, full sequence: S5 Movie). (B) Stills from the region of interest highlighted red in the time-lapse sequence A (Δt = 36 s). (C) A plot of the minimal intensity value of the ROI in A as a function of time shows CDR events as negative peaks and CDR-free periods, corresponding to the recovery time τ, as plateaus of high intensity. The ROI was smoothed with a Gaussian with σ = 2 μm prior to intensity sampling. (D-F) Kymographs of CDRs taken along lines crossing CDR origins (see Fig. 4Afor illustration) show both the recovery time τ between successive events and their radial extension Rmax (cells not shown). (G) The recovery times increase with CDR size. The data was binned in Rmax-direction (box width: 10 μm) and plotted as boxes with whiskers (red lines: median, upper box edge: 75th percentile, lower box edge: 25th percentile). N values denote the number of observations. Note that oscillatory behavior was rare for large CDRs.
Reference
Citation: The PLOS ONE Staff (2015) Correction: Dynamics of Actin Waves on Patterned Substrates: A Quantitative Analysis of Circular Dorsal Ruffles. PLoS ONE 10(3): e0119746. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0119746
Published: March 25, 2015
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