Intracellular nanoparticle delivery
Connect a carrier cutaway to cellular uptake and cytoplasmic release.
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Graphical Abstract Templates & Examples
Find a visual direction for your research. Explore an example, adapt its prompt and make it your own.
13 examples
Porous composite membrane
Link preparation, pore structure and filtration in one reading sequence.
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Plant drought stress response
Compare matched plants and connect leaf appearance to tissue detail.
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Vision–language feature fusion
Bring two encoding branches into a shared fusion module.
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CRISPR-Cas9 targeted editing
Use a molecular focal point and branches for distinct repair routes.
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Organoid microfluidic chip
Connect device architecture to tissue with a transparent cutaway.
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Single-cell RNA sequencing
Connect six illustrated sample and instrument stages.
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Sandwich ELISA workflow
Explain the assay through a sequence of binding steps.
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Porous surface catalysis
Pair a material cutaway with adsorption, reaction and desorption.
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Lithium-ion charge and discharge
Compare ion transport and external electron flow across two states.
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Simulation and experimental validation
Branch one design into simulation and experiment, then compare.
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Root–microbe interactions
Zoom from roots into the rhizosphere and distinguish exchange directions.
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Pollutant treatment pathway
Connect inlet, treatment chamber and outlet with a surface inset.
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From an example to your graphical abstract
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Choose a structure
Choose a workflow for steps, a comparison for differences, or a zoomed view to connect a system to its mechanism. Start with a similar information structure.
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Add your own research
Describe the subjects, key relationships, reading order and required labels. Replace the example findings and remove steps that do not belong to your study.
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Review before using
Check labels, arrows, data and structures. A mechanism or workflow can also form part of a larger graphical abstract. Check export dimensions against your target journal.
Questions about using templates
How do I use these templates?
These templates provide visual examples and reusable prompts. Copy a prompt or open the maker, adapt the description and generate a new figure.
What is the difference between a prompt and a visual reference?
A prompt starts with the example description for you to adapt. Reference mode uses the image for composition and style; your input defines the science.
Will the same prompt reproduce the image exactly?
Exact reproduction is not guaranteed. Models, settings and randomness affect results. These are reference prompts, and the science still needs review.
Do I need an account to browse or copy prompts?
Browsing and copying do not require an account. Sign in to generate; your description and template choice are retained. Credit use is shown in the maker.