Prompt template

Scientific diagram of cytotoxic T cells killing cancer cells

This prompt asks for a dense figure in the style of a scientific paper or textbook: at least ten information blocks that walk through how cytotoxic T cells find and kill cancer cells. Our example covered antigen release, presentation by dendritic cells, T cell activation, clonal expansion, recognition through the T cell receptor and MHC class I, and the perforin, granzyme and Fas pathways, with a key to the cell types. It is a strong starting point for lecture slides, study notes and science explainers. Every label is generated, so have someone with biology training check the terms and the order of events before you teach from it or publish it.

Aspect ratio 16:9No reference image needed
Ten-panel scientific diagram of cytotoxic T cells recognizing a cancer cell and killing it through perforin, granzymes and Fas signaling
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Template prompt

Copy the prompt into the image generator and replace the details in brackets with your own.

Use a finely crafted scientific paper-style diagram to depict the process by which cytotoxic T cells recognize and kill cancer cells. Include at least 10 information blocks. The information should be very complex and detailed, yet laid out clearly and pleasantly to look at.

Prompt idea by @KeWai386772. View the original post

What it is good for

  • Lecture slides and study notes for immunology or biology courses
  • Figures for science explainers, blogs and newsletters
  • Visual summaries for patient education drafts reviewed by clinicians
  • Templates for other multi-step biological processes

Prompt tips

  • Keep the request for a minimum number of panels; it pushes the model to cover every stage
  • Use 16:9 so the panels have room for their labels
  • Name the audience (high school, university, general public) to tune the detail level
  • Swap in another process, such as antibody production or viral entry, and keep the paper-style wording