… events can have a major role in the ergodicity breaking we observe, given their very small
… 2(d)], thus confirming that trapping alone cannot account for the ergodicity breaking we …

… In living cells, ergodicity breaking has been revealed in the … cell surface. In the cytoplasm,
the motion of lipid granules in fission yeast cells displays features of weak ergodicity breaking …

… in crowded environment of living cells without and with broken ergodicity. Curr. Pharm. …
ergodicity breaking of receptor motion in living cells stemming from random diffusivity. Phys. Rev. …

… The resulting stochastic process shows subdiffusion with a behavior in qualitative agreement
with single-particle tracking experiments in living cells, such as ergodicity breaking, p …

… from the sample average of an ergodic system. The practical impor… living cells to distinguish
ergodic from non-ergodic behavior. Our results show that a selection of a few nonergodic …

… the cytoplasm of living cells [1,2]. Ergodicity and the related Boltzmann ergodic hypothesis
are the … Their importance stems from the fact that for ergodic systems the phase average of an …

… -particle tracking in living cells urges for developing statistical tests to identify single
trajectories for which time averages are not representative, either due to ergodicity breaking, or …

… the observed randomness of δ 2 is due to ergodicity breaking or random environments. … of
living cells (see figure 3a). They also demonstrated the occurrence of ergodicity breaking and …

… The weak ergodicity breaking thus keeps those TFs within a … could therefore be very beneficial
for living cells, allowing them to … much closer to the cellular crowding conditions in order to …

… Diffusion in the plasma membrane of living cells is often found to display anomalous dynamics.
… that an ergodic and a nonergodic process coexist in the plasma membrane. The ergodic …