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Short, narrated simulations of the biology behind every brief. Play, pause, scrub through the chapters, go full screen, or save any of them as a video to share.
How the Master Disease Agent works
A disease name goes in. Four public databases are searched at once, AI ranks the candidates, and a rules-based check moves withdrawn or failed drugs down. Try Find Your CureHow diseases work, and how treatments fight back.
How a virus gets into a cell
Docking, entry and hijack: the three steps most antiviral drugs try to block. Herpes simplex researchHow a drug finds its target
Shape, orientation and fit decide whether a molecule can block a disease protein. Glioblastoma candidatesHow the immune system clears an infection
Antibodies tag invaders, macrophages clear them, and memory cells make the next response faster.What goes wrong in ALS
A motor neuron's signal to muscle, and how it fades as the neuron degenerates. ALS treatments and trialsFrom a gene variant to a drug target
How one changed letter of DNA becomes a protein that researchers can aim a drug at.How immunotherapy fights cancer
A T cell is turned away by a tumor's PD-L1 signal until checkpoint antibodies block it. Glioblastoma trialsHow CRISPR edits a gene
Cas9 follows its guide RNA to one exact sequence, cuts it, and the cell repairs the break.How an mRNA vaccine works
A nanoparticle delivers a recipe, a ribosome builds the spike protein, and immune cells learn its shape.What happens in Alzheimer's disease
Amyloid plaques and tau tangles weaken the synapse, and antibody drugs help microglia clear the plaques. Alzheimer's researchWhat goes wrong in cystic fibrosis
A faulty CFTR channel stops chloride and water from flowing, and modulator drugs reopen it. Cystic fibrosis treatmentsIllustrative, not to scale.
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These animations explain general biology. They do not describe any individual's condition or treatment. Talk to a qualified clinician about your care.