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. 2017 Jan 17;7:40616. doi: 10.1038/srep40616

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(a) Autocorrelation function of a 53BP1 IRIF at Δy = 0 displayed in black. The Pearson correlation coefficient has a maximum of 1 for Δx = 0 and decreases for large pixel shifts Δx. A superposition of two Gaussian functions (black line) nicely fits the data (grey points). The broad Gaussian contribution (fwhm₁) representing the IRIF gross size is plotted in the dotted line and the narrow Gaussian contribution (fwhm₂) representing the nanostructure is plotted in the dashed line (b) Autocorrelation function of a Rad51 IRIF at Δy = 0 displayed in grey. The data are well fitted by a single Gaussian (black line) The corresponding width is labelled as fwhm.