Create a concept figure

Describe a mechanism, process, or conceptual relationship and Anara generates an illustrative diagram, grounded in your uploaded papers when you point it to them. Use it for slides, grant applications, or posters when you have no design time. It does not replace dedicated tools for publication-quality figures.

Prompt

A cell biology PhD student needs a proposal figure showing where her intervention acts in a known signaling pathway.

Read the methods and results sections of my uploaded paper on AMPK-mTOR signaling in senescent cells. Based on what the paper describes, generate an illustrative concept diagram showing:
- AMPK and mTOR as two nodes with a regulatory relationship
- How nutrient sensing upstream of AMPK feeds into the pathway
- Where the pharmacological intervention described in the paper acts on the pathway
- Downstream effects on autophagy induction

Use a clean, simple style appropriate for a research proposal figure. Show arrows for activating relationships and flat-headed lines for inhibitory relationships. Do not include axis labels or statistical notation.

What to add to your library

• Required: a description of the concept, mechanism, or process. The more specific, the more accurate the diagram.
• Optional: a paper or note that describes the concept in detail. Anara reads the relevant section first, which improves accuracy.
• Optional: a style specification, such as simple and schematic for a slide or more visual for a poster.

What you get

• An illustrative diagram rendered as an image in the chat, ready for a slide or grant application.
• A figure grounded in your uploaded papers when you provide them.
• Not suitable for quantitative data, precise molecular structure, or publication-standard notation.

Follow-ups

Revise the emphasis.

The diagram is good but it shows AMPK and mTOR as equal in size. Make AMPK more visually prominent since that is the primary intervention target in our study. Also add a label showing where metformin acts on the pathway.

Verify the diagram before you use it.

Describe what the diagram you just generated shows, step by step. I want to confirm that the pathway relationships are depicted correctly before I use this in my presentation.

Tips

• Spell out elements and relationships ("A activates B, B inhibits C"). Relationship verbs map to arrow types.
• Anara does not check whether the relationships you describe are scientifically correct. Review against your own understanding.
• Expect two or three verify-and-revise iterations.
• For publication or regulatory work, use the figure as a reference sketch to brief an illustrator.