Three-panel flat-design scientific illustration: a molecule links to a virus and microscope; to a heart, pill bottle, and nasal spray; and to a syringe, tablets, and a concentration-time graph.

Create a professional, flat‑design scientific illustration composed of three equal vertical panels (left, center, right) on a white background. Panel 1 (left): Show a single stylised small‑molecule structure (hexagonal aromatic core with a few substituents) floating above a laboratory bench icon. From the molecule, draw a bold orange curved arrow pointing to a completely unrelated disease symbol—a stylised virus particle with spikes. Add a tiny microscope silhouette near the virus to hint at a new mechanism of action. Panel 2 (center): Re‑use the identical small‑molecule structure, now placed above a pill bottle icon. From the molecule, draw a teal curved arrow toward a related disease symbol—a heart silhouette with a lightning‑bolt overlay (representing migraine). Beside the heart, place a small nasal‑spray bottle to suggest a different dosage form. Panel 3 (right): Again display the same small‑molecule structure, this time above a tablet icon. From the molecule, draw a magenta curved arrow toward a new dosage‑form icon—a syringe with a droplet, indicating an injectable formulation. Under the syringe, include a simple dissolution‑curve line graph (flat → gradual rise) to convey altered release kinetics. See more