Some of the most important things in medicine are impossible to see. A bispecific antibody works on a scale no camera can reach, and the only way to show it is to build it.
ORV-241 is a self initiated concept. The molecule and the brand are invented, the mechanism is real: the antibody anchors onto the first receptor, and that grip is what lets its second arm capture the other one. The two never pair. The messenger arrives, finds the site taken, and drifts away. No signal is sent.
The shapes come from published structural data, rebuilt and staged as a single continuous shot.