We are very grateful to @KapellerRosana, President, CEO, and co-founder at ROME Therapeutics, @DrMartyTaylor from Harvard Medical School, Nurjana Bachman (ROME), Arthur Zalevsky from UCSF, and the extended team of scientists who participated in the project.
This animation project was very challenging but exciting. Together with the authors of the paper, we developed very complex static and dynamic molecular models using the most advanced approaches in our arsenal.
How do DNA-binding proteins find their targets in the genome?
This animation for Elf Lab at @Uppsalauni shows two ways of how proteins search for target sites on the DNA sequence: by transcription factors and by CRISPR complexes.
#crisprcas9 #crispr #dna #biotechnology
Sometimes we combine 2D and 3D techniques. 3D creates detailed, scientifically accurate anatomical and molecular models, while schemes animated in 2D are more clear when explaining biochemical processes.
Our MoA video unraveling Antihypoxia therapy:
#Biotechnology #MOA #biotech
Curaxins are small molecules that have demonstrated the ability to kill a broad range of human tumor cells and sensitize them to other cancer treatments.
#oncology #biotechnologie #visualization #cancerresearch #biotech #3Danimation #scientificanimation #medicalanimation
The animation for @Cybrexa presents the novel tumor-localizing peptide technology for drug delivery. The drug affects only the target tumor cells without damaging healthy tissues.
#biotech #oncology #scientificanimation
Epilepsy affects more than 1% of the human population. Our 3D animation contributes to the ongoing research of the types and causes of focal and generalized seizures as well as the cellular and molecular mechanisms behind the neuronal dysfunctions.
#neuroscience #medicalanimation
Dr. Emmanuelle Charpentier about our CRISPR animation:
"Attention to detail, beautiful imagery and in-depth information about the CRISPR-Cas mechanisms."
vimeo.com/252474293
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