BeadBuddy: user-friendly, nanometer-scale registration of single-molecule imaging data
Finnegan ClarkiD, Peter H. WhitneyiD, Néstor SaiziD, Angelina ZiarnoiD, Timothée LionnetiD
Abstract
Single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) captures nanoscale detail with fluorescence imaging. As large-area cameras and multiplex imaging become standard, chromatic errors are growing more complex, challenging precise analysis. To address this challenge, we present BeadBuddy, an open-source, user-friendly software that uses images of fluorescent beads to model and correct 3D, spatially varying chromatic errors. BeadBuddy achieves sub-voxel resolution in DNA Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) and is applicable across SMLM modalities.
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