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Actin filament attachments for sustained motility in vitro are maintained by filament bundling. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2012 We reconstructed cellular motility in vitro from individual proteins to investigate how actin filaments are organized at the leading edge. Using total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy of actin filaments, we tested how profilin, Arp2/3, and ...
Xiaohua Hu, Jeffrey R Kuhn
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Experiments and a User Study for Hierarchical Drawings of Graphs
IEEE Access, 2023 We present a detailed hierarchical graph drawing technique that is based on the Path Based Framework (PBF). Extensive edge bundling is applied to draw all edges of the graph and the height of the drawing is minimized using compaction.
Panagiotis Lionakis +2 more
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A Task Taxonomy for Edge and Trail Bundling [PDF]
Edge bundling reduces visual clutter by aggregating similar edges, yet practitioners lack a structured vocabulary for reasoning about the tasks that bundled visualizations support. Such a vocabulary is needed both to evaluate the general utility of bundling and to compare different bundling approaches.
Markus Wallinger, Stephen Kobourov
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Spatial evolution of the global scientific collaborative network
Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2021 The edge-bundling algorithm is applied to visualize the spatial evolution of the international scientific collaborative network, which is reshaping the global scientific landscape. Our analysis finds that as scientific research in the Asia-Pacific region
Xiaodong Huang +3 more
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Structural and biochemical insights into Zn2+-bound EF-hand proteins, EFhd1 and EFhd2
IUCrJ, 2023 EF-hand proteins, which contain a Ca2+-binding EF-hand motif, are involved in regulating diverse cellular functions. Ca2+ binding induces conformational changes that modulate the activities of EF-hand proteins.
Sang A Mun +6 more
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Winding Roads: Routing edges into bundles [PDF]
Computer Graphics Forum, 2010 AbstractVisualizing graphs containing many nodes and edges efficiently is quite challenging. Drawings of such graphs generally suffer from visual clutter induced by the large amount of edges and their crossings. Consequently it is difficult to read the relationships between nodes and the high‐level edge patterns that may exist in standard node‐link ...
Lambert, Antoine +2 more
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Skeleton-Based Edge Bundling for Graph Visualization [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 2011 In this paper, we present a novel approach for constructing bundled layouts of general graphs. As layout cues for bundles, we use medial axes, or skeletons, of edges which are similar in terms of position information. We combine edge clustering, distance fields, and 2D skeletonization to construct progressively bundled layouts for general graphs by ...
Ozan Ersoy +4 more
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SideKnot: Edge Bundling for Uncovering Relation Patterns in Graphs
Tsinghua Science and Technology, 2012 The node-link diagram is an intuitive way to depict a graph and present relationships between entities. Addressing the visual clutter induced by edge crossing and node-edge overlapping is a challenging task as the size of graph outgrows the visualization
Dichao Peng +5 more
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Cell Reports, 2017 Summary: The growth cone is an essential structure for nerve growth. Although its membrane and cytoskeleton are likely to interact coordinately during nerve growth, the mechanisms are unknown due to their close proximity.
Motohiro Nozumi +3 more
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Edge-colorability of graph bundles
Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series B, 1983 AbstractThe topological notion of a fibre bundle is a generalization both of a Cartesian product and of a covering space. A graph bundle is a combinatorial analog of a fibre bundle. Accordingly, it is a generalization both of a Cartesian product of two graphs and of a covering graph. A “total graph”X is formed from a “base graph”B and “fibre”F.
Tomaz Pisanski +2 more
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