Table 2.

Average morphometric parameters of sparks in various dimensions

Mode Amplitude Rise time FWHM N sparks 
  ms µm  
4-D In-focus 1.05(0.01) 13.5(0.24) 3.35(0.02) 767 
3-D 0.82(0.005) 10.7(0.10) 3.18(0.01) 6,906 
2-D 0.61(0.007) 17. 4(0.22) 3.85(0.03) 2,910 
Mode Amplitude Rise time FWHM N sparks 
  ms µm  
4-D In-focus 1.05(0.01) 13.5(0.24) 3.35(0.02) 767 
3-D 0.82(0.005) 10.7(0.10) 3.18(0.01) 6,906 
2-D 0.61(0.007) 17. 4(0.22) 3.85(0.03) 2,910 

The SEM is in parentheses. The row with heading “4-D In focus” lists values for sparks detected in x-y-z-t series, the 4-D mode, which satisfy the in-focus criterion. x-y-z-t series were obtained from 34 cells; each series consists of 1,000 trios of xy images successively at three z positions, for a total of 3,000 images per series. The row with heading “3-D” includes all sparks detected in x-y-t series at the z2 position (z = 0), whether or not they were in focus. “2-D” refers to sparks detected in line-scan images constructed from the x-y-t series at position z2 as described in Materials and methods. Fig. 4 has an example line-scan image constructed this way. It should be noted that the three modes (4-D, 3-D, and 2-D) are just different ways to analyze the full 4-D database.

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