A stereological unfolding method for the study of the mitochondrial network

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Abstract

When the mitochondrial network within the cell is in a fragmented state, it resembles a spatial distribution of prolate spheroids of various shapes, sizes and orientations. This paper presents a maximum-likelihood scheme for inferring the distribution of spheroidal shapes, sizes and orientations from the observed distribution of elliptical sections. We also present a parametric bootstrap suitable for inferring confidence intervals for the parameters describing the shape and size distribution of the spheroids.

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Flynn, D. C., Nulton, J. D., Salamon, P., Frey, T. G., Rabinovitch, A., Sun, M. G., & Baljon, A. R. C. (2009). A stereological unfolding method for the study of the mitochondrial network. Image Analysis and Stereology, 28(1), 11–22. https://doi.org/10.5566/ias.v28.p11-22

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