Introductory animation for The Jackson Laboratory's Humanized Mice Journal Club series. Profiling infectious disease, target validation, immunotherapies and gene therapy.
Conference booth screen animation. Assessing efficacy and toxicity in CAR-T studies in an accessible translational model. The Jackson Laboratory's in vivo PBMC-humanized mouse platform provides a wider window to look at cytokine release with significantly delayed onset of GvHD.
Profiles of several principal investigators with corresponding visuals
Minute to Understanding animation profiling telomeres and how they protect the end of a chromosome and limit cellular lifespan.
Conference promotional animation profiling CAR T and antibody therapeutics being presented by James Keck, PhD.
Mouse model platform promotional video. Learn about using human FcRn transgenic mouse models to select antibody therapeutic candidates with optimum pharmacokinetics predicting their clearance in humans.
Conference booth screen animation. The IgG antibody molecule consists of four polypeptide chains, comprised of two light and two heavy chains.
Developmental profile of mouse model platform utilizing human cord blood-derived hematopoietic CD34+ stem cells. Social media component of JAX Mice Clinical Research Services (JMCRS) marketing.
CKB promotional animated short. CKB is a dynamic digital resource for interpreting complex cancer genomic profiles in the context of protein impact, therapies, and clinical trials.
Research scientist on patrol in the prefrontal cortex. Social media component of Discover JAX marketing campaign.
Social media animation, mobile, profiling a fantastical genome sequencing vehicle.
Envisioning a cortical section of a lymph node as a metro stop within the immunological system. Social media component of Discover JAX marketing campaign.
Renal patient education, profiling filtration, along with reabsorption and secretion, allow your kidneys to process blood into urine.
Social media animation, mobile, profiling new mouse models representing diversity across the human population.
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) are the foundation for establishing a human immune system within this mouse model platform. This platform is often used for infectious disease, transplantation, graft-versus-host disease and therapeutic safety research.