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10+ Immunology Templates for: Publications, Presentations, Graphical Abstracts and more!

April 13, 2021

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5 min

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Illustrating your science can be difficult, so our expert medical illustrators and science designers created these 10+ immunology templates for you to use to illustrate your science like a pro! Here are 10+ immunology templates that you can use for free to create your next figure!

Level Up Your Immunology Figures

If you’ve ever attended an immunology lecture, or have read or written an immunology paper, you’ve seen the creative ways that researchers illustrate the complexity of our immune systems. While the interaction networks and signalling pathways that underlie immune system function (and dysfunction) are complex, illustrating them doesn’t have to be!

Examples of the common ways researchers illustrate cell-to-cell interactions between various immune cells.

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Both images depict the cell-cell interaction between an antigen-presenting dendritic cell and a recipient CD4 T cell as part of an antiviral immune response, right image created in BioRender.

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1,000+ templates for you to choose from:

You don’t have to be a medical illustrator to create a professional, effective science figure! Start with a free, fully editable and customizable immunology template designed by expert medical illustrators and scientific designers.

Hundreds of immunology templates created by professional designers for you to use - for free!

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Top 10 Immunology Templates:

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1. TLR Signaling Pathway

Toll-like receptor (TLR) signalling leading to the expression of inflammatory genes and cyotkines.

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2. Antiviral CD4 T-cell and Dendritic Cell

This base figure template displays the cell-cell interaction between an antigen-presenting dendritic cell and a recipient CD4 T cell as part of an antiviral immune response.

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3. Leukocyte Migration at Sites of Infection

Leukocyte migrating through the endothelium towards a site of infection or injury in response to a chemotactic gradient.

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4. CAR T Cell Therapy Overview

This figure template provides a step-wise overview of Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T Cell generation and cancer therapy.

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5. Intestinal Immune System (Small Intestine)

The immune system of the small intestine.

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6. Approaches for NK Cell Immunotherapy

This figure describes potential immuotherapeutic approaches for the treatment of cancer using the innate effector lymphocyte natural killer (NK) cell.

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7. Stem Cell Differentiation from Bone Marrow

A schematic overview of stem cell differentiation from bone marrow, including various lymphocytes and other cells.

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8. Three Pathways of Complement Activation

The three pathways of complement activation: alternative pathway, classical pathway and lectin pathway.

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9. Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorting (FACS)

This template provides a stepwise overview of fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS).

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10. Mucosal-associated Lymphoid Tissues

Mucosal-associated lymphoid tissues include: the respiratory tract, digestive system, urinary tract, salivary glands, lactating breast, lachrymal glands, tonsils, adenoids and the appendix.

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Whether you're working on a publication, presentation, lab report or poster, BioRender templates make illustrating your work faster so that you can get back to the science! We can't wait to see what you create!

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