We show scientific breakthroughs by creating rigorous graphics for Nobel prize winners, Nature Journal, early-stage, and Fortune 500 companies.
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Our latest showreel from 2023: vimeo.com/visualscience/reel…
Check out our new animation illustrating the fantastic research published in Nature yesterday:
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We completed this project for a collective of scientists from various academic institutions and @rome_tx.
And more fascinating scientific details from @_themovingvan_: xitter.cf/_themovingvan_/status/…
So excited to share our story revealing structures, functions and adaptations of the human LINE-1 retrotransposon, an ancient genetic parasite that has written 1/3 of the human genome and is implicated in cancer, aging, & autoimmunity. Now out in @Nature nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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
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Biomedical visualization studio Visual Science has created the most detailed and scientifically accurate 3D model of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and it’s beautiful visual-science.com/projects/… – at Auckland, New Zealand
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
Our visuals of the Hofstadter butterfly on @EurekAlert
eurekalert.org/multimedia/pu…
Thanks, LA Times!
See the new coronavirus as you've never seen it before latimes.com/science/story/20…
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We finished our work on a detailed and scientifically accurate model of the SARS-CoV-2 model, have a look: visual-science.com/projects/…
Visual Science’s CRISPR 3D animation, made with support from Skoltech, has received the 2018 Communicator Award of Excellence. We won awards in two categories: Online Video - Animation, and Online Video - Science.
Details in our Facebook post: bit.ly/vsci-award
How do CRISPR gene-editing systems work?
Watch our scientifically accurate 3D animation about CRISPR here: vimeo.com/252474293
The animation is based on molecular modeling and dynamics, which allowed us to produce accurate models of natural and engineered CRISPR complexes.
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Watch what it actually looks like when CRISPR snips a strand of DNA techcrunch.com/2018/01/31/wa…