Biomedical Illustration Templates
Start with focused examples for immunology, cell signaling, and experimental workflows. Each template supplies an editable prompt and a suggested figure structure.
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Immunology diagrams
Explore immunology diagram templates for T cell activation, engineered CAR T cells, and antigen presentation. Choose a focused mechanism before adding cells and molecular labels. These starting points explain distinct parts of an immune response and can be combined as clearly labeled panels for teaching or research.
T-Cell Activation Diagram
Visualize T-cell receptor signaling, co-stimulation, and downstream activation pathways.
CAR T Cell Diagram
Illustrate chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy mechanism, from recognition to tumor cell killing.
Immune Response: Antigen Presentation
Show MHC class I and II pathways, from antigen processing to T-cell recognition.
Experimental workflow diagrams
Plan an ELISA diagram from assay format through measurement, with prompts for sandwich, direct, and competitive designs. Use the workflow to explain the sequence and the molecular view to explain binding. Western blot and flow cytometry need different structures; dedicated templates for those methods are not available in this collection yet.
Signal transduction diagrams
Use cytokine signaling as a worked example of signal transduction, connecting an extracellular input to a cellular response. Organize the figure by compartment, label the meaning of each arrow, and distinguish supported events from proposed relationships. Start here when your main question concerns the pathway inside a cell rather than an assay procedure.
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Start with a blank project and describe the mechanism or workflow you need. Review the result against primary sources.