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Explain unmet need, drug science and clinical results through a narrated sequence.
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Explain T-DM1 delivery, HER2 binding and intracellular action
Follow an antibody–drug conjugate from the tumor environment to receptor binding, internalization and lysosomal processing. Then examine the clinical evidence separately from the illustrated mechanism.
What this example explains
For physician education, the useful question is not simply whether the drug binds HER2. It is what must happen after binding for the payload to act. The interactive experience lets a viewer pause at those transitions; the film gives a guided explanation.
HER2 recognition to microtubule disruption
A connected multi-panel diagram makes the sequence inspectable: binding, uptake, intracellular processing and payload action. Labels and references stay with the figure.
Keep clinical evidence distinct
The clinical-results figure presents trial context and response categories from the cited DESTINY-Breast03 report. It is a separate evidence display, not an outcome generated by the animation.
Mechanism images are explanatory, not predictive simulations or treatment recommendations. The full demonstration and source notes document the scientific context and limitations.
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An interactive website
Let visitors explore the mechanism, inspect the evidence and follow the references.
Two academic figures
A mechanism figure and a clinical-results figure, with editable SVG, vector PDF and PNG exports.
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