
A Surfing Virus
Pathogens like the Vaccinia virus exploit the actin cytoskeleton to move around on the surface of cells – this ‘surfing’ accelerates virus spreading between cells. This drawing was created to…
Pathogens like the Vaccinia virus exploit the actin cytoskeleton to move around on the surface of cells – this ‘surfing’ accelerates virus spreading between cells. This drawing was created to…
This drawings illustrates flow cytometry – a powerful method that uses a stream of fluid to pass cells through a detector for sorting or analysis. Cellular River: Flow cytometry is…
The circular DNA of human mitochondria must be both replicated and transcribed. For transcription, the RNA polymerase 'train' requires a protein called TEFM. This drawings shows how TEFM acts as…
My new artwork for a fantastic Nature paper that shows a new mechanism for gene-expression! Many genome-defense pathways are based on small RNA molecules that turn off foreign or harmful…
During division, cells disassemble their nucleus and release many independent chromosomes - but how are all those chromosomes enclosed in a single nucleus after mitosis? The protein BAF cross-bridges DNA…
I'm so excited to share a drawing I made for my own paper recently published in Nature Cell Biology! This artwork illustrates the dynamics of a protein machinery for splitting membranes. This machinery,…
My new artwork for a recent Cell paper that used CRISPR to increase yield in tomato plants! Today's tomatoes are the result of thousands of years of domestication, illustrated by…
My new artwork on the current Nature Methods cover - what a great honor! Congratulations to the Doyon lab for a fantastic paper! Ouabain, a molecule traditionally used as an…
So excited have my drawing on the current issue of EMBO Journal! This artwork illustrates how 'minibrains' self-organize their cells into distinct zones - like a yin-yang symbolizing the balance…