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The Pathologist / Issues / 2021 / Sep / Admiring the Cellular Landscape
Microscopy and imaging Biochemistry and molecular biology Molecular Pathology

Admiring the Cellular Landscape

A stunning 3D rendering of a eukaryotic cell

09/23/2021 Quick Read (pre 2022) 1 min read

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Credit: Evan Ingersoll, Scientific Animator, and Gaël McGill, Founder and CEO, Digizyme, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA.

“Created for Cell Signaling Technology, Inc. and inspired by the stunning art of David Goodsell, this 3D rendering of a eukaryotic cell is modeled in Molecular Maya using X-ray, nuclear magnetic resonance, and cryo-electron microscopy datasets for all of its molecular actors. It is an attempt to recapitulate the myriad pathways involved in signal transduction, protein synthesis, endocytosis, vesicular transport, cell-cell adhesion, apoptosis, and other processes. Although dilute in its concentration relative to a real cell, this rendering is also an attempt to visualize the great complexity and beauty of the cell’s molecular choreography.”

Interested in seeing more? Explore an interactive version of parts of this landscape here

By Evan Ingersoll, Scientific Animator, and Gaël McGill, Founder and CEO, Digizyme, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA

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