Scientific figures for every discipline

A four-panel schematic of the CRISPR-Cas9 genome-editing mechanism — single-guide-RNA targeting, PAM recognition, the Cas9-induced double-strand break, and NHEJ vs HDR repair pathways — with clearly labeled arrows, a soft muted scientific palette, and clean Nature-style sans-serif typography.

A cell-signaling pathway figure: a cytokine binding its receptor at the plasma membrane, JAK phosphorylation, STAT dimerization, nuclear translocation, and transcription of target genes. Show the membrane bilayer, labeled arrows for each step, and a soft neutral palette in a clean journal layout.

A clean architecture diagram of a Transformer model — token and positional embeddings, stacked encoder and decoder blocks with multi-head self-attention, add-and-norm and feed-forward sublayers, and a final linear-softmax head — drawn as rounded blocks with consistent notation, labeled data-flow arrows, and a muted slate-and-grey palette in a journal-grade layout.

A CONSORT clinical-trial flow diagram with four stages — enrollment, allocation, follow-up, and analysis — vertical boxes with participant counts, side boxes for exclusions and losses to follow-up, and clearly labeled arrows between stages, in a clean, soft neutral medical-journal style.

A Kaplan-Meier survival curve comparing two treatment arms as step functions, with a shaded 95% confidence band, censoring tick marks, a number-at-risk table below the x-axis, axis labels for survival probability and time in months, and a clean, muted two-color publication palette.

A single-cell RNA-seq analysis pipeline figure flowing left to right — tissue dissociation, droplet-based cell capture and barcoding, library prep and sequencing, read alignment and a cell-by-gene count matrix, then UMAP clustering and cell-type annotation — with labeled stages, directional arrows, and a soft muted scientific palette.

An optical-table beam-path schematic seen from above — a laser source, beam splitters, steering mirrors, lenses, and a detector — with the beam drawn as clean directional rays, standard optics symbols, concise component labels, and a precise, minimal scientific layout on a soft neutral background.

A closed-loop control-system block diagram — reference input into a summing junction, controller, plant, and output, with a feedback path through a sensor and labeled error and feedback signals — drawn as clean rectangular blocks with directional arrows and a muted, structured engineering palette.