Prompt-Cookbook

Create a graphical abstract for a paper about [research topic].
Use a left-to-right flow with three stages:
1. [input or biological context]
2. [main mechanism or method]
3. [outcome or application]
Include labels: [label 1], [label 2], [label 3], [label 4].
Use clean vector style, white background, consistent line weight, and publication-ready layout.
Avoid decorative 3D effects and avoid unnecessary text.

Create a mechanism diagram showing [mechanism name].
Use [number] panels arranged [left-to-right / top-to-bottom].
Panel 1: [starting event].
Panel 2: [intermediate pathway].
Panel 3: [final effect].
Show arrows for cause and effect.
Label these components: [component list].
Use schematic academic style, white background, and clear readable labels.

Create an experimental workflow diagram for [study or experiment].
Show these steps in order:
1. [sample or subject preparation]
2. [treatment or intervention]
3. [measurement or assay]
4. [analysis method]
5. [final output]
Use simple icons, arrows between steps, short labels, and a clean paper-ready style.
Keep the layout horizontal and easy to follow.

Create a scientific conference poster about [paper or project title].
Audience: [conference audience].
Include sections: Background, Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusion.
Use this key message: [main finding].
Use a clean academic poster layout with strong hierarchy, readable section titles, and balanced whitespace.
Keep text concise and reserve space for figures and charts.

Transform the uploaded image into a clean academic scientific illustration.
Preserve the main composition and object positions.
Improve line quality, simplify visual noise, and use a white background.
Add or clarify these labels: [label list].
Use publication-ready style with consistent colors and readable text.
Do not invent new biological structures that are not visible or described.

Only make this targeted edit:
[specific change]

Keep all other labels, colors, layout, arrows, and object positions unchanged.
Do not redesign the figure.
Do not add new elements unless explicitly requested.