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Medical imaging interaction toolkit.

Using the manual segmentation tool in the medical imaging interaction toolkit (MITK) [24], volumes of interest (VOIs) were placed over the central part of the placenta, on the foetal liver, lung parenchyma excluding the hili, kidneys bilaterally, cerebellum and brainstem, frontal or frontoparietal cortical mantle, and white matter of the frontal and parietal lobes (Fig. 2).

For imaging the interaction between Bad and 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3e, we used N-terminaliving and micec1 as complementation partners.

We sought to confirm this hypothesis by directly imaging the interaction between ROCK1 and LIMK2 in blebbing and non-blebbing cells using FRET:FLIM microscopy.

Multiphoton and associated microscopy methods have been widely used for imaging dynamic interactions in cells and tissues with submicron resolution [ 1- 3].

The versatility of the split reporter complementation system has been shown by our previous studies in imaging protein protein interactions and protein folding.

Therefore we sought to better understand the contribution of a ROCK: LIMK interaction to cancer cell migration by imaging the spatial interaction between ROCK and LIMK in breast cancer cells exhibiting both mesenchymal and amoeboid (blebbing) morphologies.

Indeed, even during imaging at low interaction forces, the surface morphology was deformed.

For imaging dendrite-ECM interaction, two-color high resolution confocal stacks using a high NA oil objective (Leica or Olympus, 40×, NA 1.3) were taken with a step size of 300 nm.

The microscope functionality was validated by imaging near field interactions of different systems of dipole-like resonances.

In addition to the cell-cell conjugation system, the structure, function, and signaling cascades at the IS have been further confirmed by imaging T cell interactions with a glass-supported, planar lipid bilayer, which contains the MHC-peptide complex and other costimulatory molecules (Tozeren et al., 1992; Grakoui et al., 1999; Lee et al., 2002, 2003; Mossman et al., 2005).