Diagrams

"A highly detailed, medically accurate anatomical diagram of the human heart. The heart is shown from an anterior (front) view with a clean, professional medical illustration style on a solid white background. Each major part is clearly distinct with slightly different realistic textures and colors. Use thin, straight black leader lines pointing exactly to the specific parts. At the end of each line, include clear, legible labels in a simple sans-serif font for the following parts: Aorta, Superior Vena Cava, Left Atrium, Right Atrium, Left Ventricle, Right Ventricle, Pulmonary Artery, and Pulmonary Veins. Ensure the labels are arranged neatly around the heart without overlapping. 8k resolution, scientific poster aesthetic."

Create a completely original, medically accurate illustration showing the major complications of portal hypertension in liver cirrhosis. Depict a simplified human body without facial features (no nose, no mouth, minimal eyes or blank face) but with brain and without hands. Use a clean, modern vector or semi-realistic style. Show the internal organs with redesigned shapes and a new color palette. Highlight: – cirrhotic liver with nodular texture – splenomegaly – portal vein congestion – esophageal varices – ascites in the abdomen – caput medusae – hemorrhoids – hepatic encephalopathy (shown near the brain area) – spider angioma on the chest – testicular atrophy – muscle wasting or malnutrition Use unique proportions, fresh colors (soft blues, purples, oranges), and smooth gradients so the diagram is clearly different from any textbook image. Add clean, simple labels using modern sans-serif fonts.

Create a completely original, medically accurate illustration showing the major complications of portal hypertension in liver cirrhosis. Depict a simplified human body without facial features (no nose, no mouth, minimal eyes or blank face) but with brain and without hands. Use a clean, modern vector or semi-realistic style. Show the internal organs with redesigned shapes and a new color palette. Highlight: – cirrhotic liver with nodular texture – splenomegaly – portal vein congestion – esophageal varices – ascites in the abdomen – caput medusae – hemorrhoids – hepatic encephalopathy (shown near the brain area) – spider angioma on the chest – testicular atrophy – muscle wasting or malnutrition Use unique proportions, fresh colors (soft blues, purples, oranges), and smooth gradients so the diagram is clearly different from any textbook image. Add clean, simple labels using modern sans-serif fonts.

Diagram 1: PCR Amplification of the P43 Promoter Depict Bacillus subtilis chromosome as the DNA source. Show primer binding sites flanking the P43 promoter region. Illustrate PCR amplification producing the P43 promoter fragment. Indicate addition of restriction sites via primers for downstream cloning.