A new model for the quantitative analysis of cell movements in vitro: Definition of a shape change factor

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Changes in shape, in addition to translocations, are an important aspect of cell motility. We propose a simple geometrical model for the quantitative analysis of shape changes undergone by cultured cells. The extent to which images of a given cell do not overlap at the beginning and end of a time interval is used as a measure of motility, and a translation step included to eliminate translocation effects. Initial findings suggest that the method is widely applicable. Copyright © 1984 Alan R. Liss, Inc.

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Verschueren, H., & Van Larebeke, N. (1984). A new model for the quantitative analysis of cell movements in vitro: Definition of a shape change factor. Cytometry, 5(6), 557–561. https://doi.org/10.1002/cyto.990050602

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