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Heartbeat
June 25th, 2009 12:00 PM   -   1:00 PM
How do embryonic cells know which organs to form? How do artists combine media to form art pieces? Ellen Roth Deutsch, mixed media artist and former biochemist and microbiologist, will discuss her collaborative project with her daughter, pathologist Dr. Gail H. Deutsch of Seattle Children's Hospital. While at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, Dr. Gail Deutsch's research focused on undifferentiated embryonic cells from mice to determine how signals from developing heart patterns form organs. Paralleling her daughter's research, artist Ellen Deutsch stitches beads together to create interpreted human organs. Location Suite 2-100 100 W. Randolph Street Chicago, IL, 60601 Get Driving Directions Get Public Transit Directions View Larger Map Fee Free Phone Reservations 312-814-5318 Schedule Thursday, June 25, 2009, 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. Contact Phone: 312-814-5318 Email: jstevens@museum.state.il.us Event Type Lecture Age Appropriateness All Ages Audience General Public Partners Illinois State Museum Chicago Gallery

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