3D Animations
Immune-Mediated Hemolysis
Medium: Maxon Cinema 4D, Maxon Redshift, Adobe AfterEffects
Objective:
Depict the basic steps of IgM mediated hemolytic reactions on the cellular scale to the medical student, biomedical science PhD student, and phlebotomy audience. After viewing they will be able to identify the proteins that lead to a red cell bursting after a foreign antigen enters the blood stream.
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Introduction to Integrins
Maxon Cinema 4D, Maxon Redshift, Adobe Aftereffects
Objective:
Explain the basic structure and mechanical function of integrin receptors to students in the biomedical science PhD field.
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The Formation of Focal Adhesions
Maxon Cinema 4D, Maxon Redshift, Adobe Aftereffects
Objective:
To describe how focal adhesions form structurally in the cell plasma membrane through stepwise affinity modulation, clustering, and cytoskeleton engagement to the biomedical science PhD students.
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Cellular Migration: Cancer
Maxon Cinema 4D, Maxon Redshift, Adobe Aftereffects
Objective:
To depict and describe cell migration in relation to focal adhesions and cancer metastasis for the audience of biomedical science PhD students. After viewing this animation, the students will be able to describe the process of metastasis, explain how focal adhesions form in a 3D matrix environment, and visualize how cells move if focal adhesions are abandoned.