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. 2014 Oct 28;9(10):e110384. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0110384

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Relative attractions between cell types and their uncertainties are inferred from three-dimensional islet structures. Symbols represent individual islets: mouse (black circle), pig (blue square), and human islets (red triangle and pink inverse triangle). Each species has n = 30 islets. In particular, two sets of n = 30 islets are provided from two human (Human1 and Human2) subjects. The relationship between and is fitted with linear functions, , represented by solid lines with colors corresponding to each species. Note that the attraction between cells is defined as a reference attraction, .

Inline graphic — Relative attractions between cell types and their uncertainties are inferred from three-dimensional islet structures. Symbols represent individual islets: mouse (black circle), pig (blue square), and human islets (red triangle and pink inverse triangle). Each species has n = 30 islets. In particular, two sets of n = 30 islets are provided from two human (Human1 and Human2) subjects. The relationship between and is fitted with linear functions, , represented by solid lines with colors corresponding to each species. Note that the attraction between cells is defined as a reference attraction, .