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SARS-CoV-2 Close-up View of Spike Protein 

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medical illustration of The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, is the cause of COVID-19, a severe acute respiratory disease first detected in Wuhan, China. The spread of COVID-19 is an emerging global health risk that has had a significant impact on the economy and daily lives of people across the globe. Shown here is a close-up view of the distinctive trimeric Spike protein that gives the virus its corona (crown) name. Visit cognitionstudio.com/covid-19/ to see the case study.
Next medical illustration of Cognition created this stylized representation of a B cell and antigen for Adaptive Biotechnologies to use in a Mail Chimp marketing campaign and Twitter posts. The campaign centered around Adaptive’s ability to sequence B cell receptors, giving insight into an individual’s immune response. The illustration needed to be friendly and inviting while still being representative enough to the audience. Created in Cinema 4D and Adobe Photoshop.

Adaptive's B Cell Marketing Campaign

The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, is the cause of COVID-19, a severe acute respiratory disease first detected in Wuhan, China. The spread of COVID-19 is an emerging global health risk that has had a significant impact on the economy and daily lives of people across the globe. Shown here is a close-up view of the distinctive trimeric Spike protein that gives the virus its corona (crown) name. Visit cognitionstudio.com/covid-19/ to see the case study.

Keywords: Design, 3D, Editorial, Patient Education, Web, Professional Education, Molecular Biology, Respiratory, Virology, Mechanism of Action (MOA)

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