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Oxidative Damage in Red Blood Cells MOA Animation 

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Next medical animation of XVIVO partnered with Lexicon Pharmaceuticals to create a series of high end medical animations that provide an overview of carcinoid syndrome diarrhea (CSD). The program illustrates how XERMELO, through the inhibition of TPH, turns down the overproduction of serotonin within neuroendocrine tumor cells, helping patients gain control over carcinoid syndrome.

Xermelo MOA

Working closely with the Hemanext team, we crafted medical animations to elucidate the science behind oxidative damage in stored blood. To leverage the visuals for multiple communication needs, the content was broken into chapters. The version we show here outlines the molecular components of blood involved in oxygen delivery, how storage can affect them, and the subsequent impacts on transfusion.

Keywords: 3D, Video, Education, Patient Education, Professional Education, Biology, Mechanism of Action (MOA), Hemophilia

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