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Nanobotmodels medical animation starts "Cancer education project". It consist of several parts. First in production - metastasis mechanisms based on up-to-date researches.
Nanobotmodels present metastasis and angiogenesis medical animation
Melitopol, Ukraine | Posted on October 1st, 2014In this first medical animation metastasis and angiogenesis of cancer tumors covered. Also we show how metastasis connetced with high thrombosis.
This medical animation is the first step to series of medical animation cover all cancer genesis and development.
Nanobotmodels (www.nanobotmodels.com) was established in 2007 with the goal of developing highly innovative, digital graphics to depict actual and conceptual technologies via the synergistic fusion of art and science. The still nascent, yet prospectively powerful discipline of nanotechnology is poised to radically transform medicine, engineering, biotechnology, electronics and myriad other sectors in the relative near-term. Hence, visionary artistic renderings that portray various aspects of this exciting nanofuture will be beneficial in facilitating a clear understanding of its fundamental concepts to a broad demographic.
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About Nanobotmodels Company
Nanobotmodels generates imaginative and engaging state-of-the-art nanotechnology and nanomedical illustrations and animations. Any prototypical component, device, system or far flung concept that might be conceived of can be translated into captivating and colorful photorealistic animated or static renderings and presentation materials…. We bring them all to life for you!
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