Unituxin Antibody Therapy

Unituxin is a monoclonal antibody that targets the GD2 antigen present on neuroblastoma cells. Unituxin is one of the therapies used to treat children with high-risk neuroblastoma, a cancer that arises from immature nerve cells. We developed the 3D style for the "How Unituxin Works" video for parents and caregivers, designed in collaboration with the agency Dagr Nott & Associates.

Link to animation:
https://www.unituxin.com/caregiver/understanding-unituxin/video

Antibody -- style development

Neuroblastoma tumor cell and GD2 antigens -- style development

Immune cells and Neurobalstoma cells -- style development

Threatening cell -- targeted by the immune system

Antibody and GD2 Antigen interaction

Neuron and GD2 Antigen -- style development

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