Tracked Object · Organelles

Organelle Tracking

Follow mitochondria and lysosomes through the cell.

Organelles are one of the four object classes ConductVision Image tracks. Segment and link mitochondria, lysosomes, endosomes, or autophagosomes frame by frame to quantify intracellular trafficking: how far each cargo travels, how directed that travel is, and where it stalls. Directionality separates directed transport from confined, random motion on the manual’s own scale.

Organelle Tracking
run lengthpause
Organelles
Tracked object class
Directionality
Directed vs confined
Per-frame
Full X / Y track export
Outputs

Trafficking readouts

The exported columns come straight from the tracking tables. Run length, pause frequency, and transport direction are computed from the exported per-frame track rather than emitted natively.

Motion (exported)
TotalPathLengthNetDisplacementDirectionality
Per frame (exported)
FrameXYObjectId
Temporal (exported)
AvgSpeed
Derived downstream
Run lengthPause frequencyAnterograde vs retrograde
Workflow

How It Works

1

Load video

Point a tracking protocol at a time-lapse of labeled organelles.

2

Set cargo diameter

Draw one average organelle so detection calibrates to sub-cellular scale.

3

Track & link

Each cargo is detected and linked across frames into a continuous trajectory.

4

Export

Download motion tables plus the full per-frame X / Y track for run and pause analysis.

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