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Life Sciences diagram templates
Phylogenetic trees, pathways, gene networks, anatomy.
Biology — Anatomy: Lobes of the Liver
The four anatomical lobes of the liver.
Anatomy / body systemsBiology — Anatomy: The Thoracic Cage
The sternum and the categories of ribs.
Anatomy / body systemsBiology — Anatomy: Great Vessels of the Heart
The large vessels entering and leaving the heart.
Anatomy / body systemsBiology — T-Cell Activation
Antigen recognition and co-stimulation activating a T cell.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Immune Checkpoint (PD-1)
How tumours exploit PD-1, and how inhibitors release the brake.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Interferon Response
Antiviral signalling to neighbouring cells.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — MHC Class I Presentation
Displaying intracellular peptides to CD8+ T cells.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Inflammasome
NLRP3 sensing danger and maturing IL-1beta.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Phylogeny: elephants
Living elephants and the extinct mammoth.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: rhinoceroses
The five living rhinoceros species.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: camelids
Old- and New-World camelids.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: sloths
Tree sloths and the extinct ground sloth.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Coevolution
Reciprocal evolutionary arms races.
Graphviz (DOT)Biology — Types of Symbiosis
Mutualism, commensalism and parasitism.
Graphviz (DOT)Biology — Adaptive Radiation
One ancestor diversifying into many niches.
Graphviz (DOT)Biology — Bioremediation
Using organisms to clean up pollution.
Graphviz (DOT)Biology — Biological Control
Controlling pests with natural enemies.
Graphviz (DOT)Biology — Chemoreceptor Control of Breathing
How blood gas levels regulate ventilation.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Micturition Reflex
The bladder-emptying reflex with cortical override.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Fever (Pyrexia)
Pyrogens resetting the hypothalamic set-point.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Lactation
Prolactin and oxytocin in milk production and let-down.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Parturition (Birth)
Oxytocin positive feedback driving labour.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Mammalian Diving Reflex
Conserving oxygen on cold-water immersion.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Phylogeny: shrews
True shrews (family Soricidae).
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: hedgehogs
Members of the hedgehog subfamily.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: monotremes
The egg-laying mammals.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: pangolins
The scaly anteaters (order Pholidota).
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Genotype vs Phenotype
Genetic makeup versus observable traits.
Venn / EulerBiology — Dominant vs Recessive Alleles
How alleles are expressed.
Venn / EulerBiology — The Blood-Brain Barrier
Selective protection of the brain from the blood.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Sodium-Potassium Pump
Active transport maintaining ion gradients.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Types of Muscle
Skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Stretch Reflex
The monosynaptic knee-jerk reflex.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Hearing Pathway
From sound waves to the auditory cortex.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Sense of Smell
Olfactory transduction to the brain.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Phylogeny: rose family
Rosaceae — roses, apples, cherries and strawberries.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: mint family
Lamiaceae — aromatic herbs.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: grape family
Vitaceae — cultivated and wild grapes.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: primrose family
Primulaceae — primroses and relatives.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Active vs Passive Immunity
Two ways the body gains immunity.
Venn / EulerBiology — Exocrine vs Endocrine Glands
Two kinds of secretory gland.
Venn / EulerBiology — Sleep-Wake Cycle
Circadian and homeostatic control of sleep.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — The Reward Pathway
Dopaminergic mesolimbic reward circuitry.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Long-Term Potentiation
Strengthening synapses, the basis of memory.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Thirst Regulation
Osmoregulatory control of drinking.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Memory Formation
From sensory input to long-term memory.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Addiction & Tolerance
How repeated drug use rewires reward circuits.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Phylogeny: mongooses
Members of the family Herpestidae.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: raccoons & relatives
The family Procyonidae.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: skunks
The family Mephitidae.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: civets & genets
The family Viverridae.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: otters
Aquatic members of the weasel family.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance
Natural selection of resistant bacteria.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Horizontal Gene Transfer
Three routes by which bacteria share genes.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Bacterial Growth Curve
The four phases of a batch culture.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Lytic & Lysogenic Cycles
Active replication versus dormant integration.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Prion Propagation
Misfolded proteins templating their own spread.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Plant Immune System
PTI and ETI layers of plant defence.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Nitrification
Soil bacteria oxidising ammonia to nitrate.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Decomposition
Recycling nutrients from dead matter to soil.
Cytoscape (Network)Biology — Phylogeny: oaks
Members of the oak genus Quercus.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: maples
Members of the maple genus Acer.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: brassica family
Brassicaceae crops, many from one species.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: gourd family
Cucurbitaceae - cucumbers, melons and squashes.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Transcription vs Translation
The two steps of gene expression.
Venn / EulerBiology — Inhalation vs Exhalation
The mechanics of breathing in and out.
Venn / EulerBiology — Arteries, Veins & Capillaries
Comparing the three types of blood vessel.
Venn / EulerBiology — The Tyramine (Cheese) Reaction
MAOIs and tyramine-rich foods cause a BP crisis.
Drug-interaction networkBiology — Renal Dose Adjustment
Drugs that accumulate when the kidneys fail.
Drug-interaction networkBiology — Drugs in Liver Impairment
Drugs handled poorly by a damaged liver.
Drug-interaction networkBiology — Opioid Safety Interactions
CNS-depressant stacking and reversal.
Drug-interaction networkBiology — Phylogeny: tunicates
Sea squirts and relatives (subphylum Tunicata).
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: lancelets
Cephalochordates (amphioxus and kin).
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: hagfish
Jawless slime-producing fish.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: coelacanths
The two surviving lobe-finned coelacanth species.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: ray-finned fish
Major actinopterygian lineages.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: cartilaginous fish
Sharks, rays and chimaeras (Chondrichthyes).
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Pedigree: consanguinity
Related parents raise the risk of recessive disease.
Genetics pedigreeBiology — Pedigree: Becker dystrophy (X-linked)
X-linked recessive muscular dystrophy.
Genetics pedigreeBiology — Pedigree: Fabry disease (X-linked)
X-linked lysosomal storage disorder.
Genetics pedigreeBiology — Continuous vs Discontinuous Variation
Two patterns of inherited variation.
Venn / EulerBiology — Natural vs Artificial Selection
Two ways allele frequencies change.
Venn / EulerBiology — Codominance vs Incomplete Dominance
Two non-Mendelian inheritance patterns.
Venn / EulerBiology — Anatomy: Bones of the Skull
The major cranial bones.
Anatomy / body systemsBiology — Anatomy: The Pelvis
The bones of the pelvic girdle.
Anatomy / body systemsBiology — Petri Net: Fermentation
Anaerobic regeneration of NAD+ from pyruvate.
Petri NetsBiology — Petri Net: Sodium-Potassium Pump
One ATP moves 3 Na+ out and 2 K+ in.
Petri NetsBiology — Dietary Protein Fate
Where dietary protein goes in the body.
Sankey flowBiology — History of Cell Biology
From the first cells seen to induced stem cells.
Timeline (history)Biology — Described Species by Group
Roughly how described species split across groups.
Treemap (squarified)Biology — Gut Microbiome Composition
The dominant bacterial phyla in the human gut.
Treemap (squarified)Biology — Causal DAG: Obesity & Heart Disease
Multiple mediators and confounders.
Causal DAGBiology — Causal DAG: Healthy-User Bias
Why exercise studies can overstate benefit.
Causal DAGBiology — Phylogeny: sparrows
Old World sparrows and relatives.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: thrushes
Thrushes and chats (family Turdidae).
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: warblers
Old World leaf and scrub warblers.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: tits
Members of the tit family Paridae.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Phylogeny: wrens
Members of the wren family Troglodytidae.
Phylogeny (Newick)Biology — Anatomy: Bones of the Hand
Carpals, metacarpals and phalanges.
Anatomy / body systemsBiology — Anatomy: Bones of the Foot
Tarsals, metatarsals and phalanges.
Anatomy / body systems