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FreeTrace enables fractional Brownian motion-based single-molecule tracking and robust anomalous diffusion analysis

2026-01-09

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Single-molecule tracking (SMT) in live cells reveals how biomolecules explore crowded intracellular environments, yet most tracking software assumes Brownian motion, an approximation that fails when anomalous diffusion dominates. This leads to biased trajectory reconstruction and loss of biophysical information, particularly for the short trajectories typical of intracellular experiments. We present FreeTrace, an...

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9191c532-be8d-573f-bd93-e54c54c81f47
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10.64898/2026.01.08.698486
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