Current Exhibit: “The Cellular Universe Through Stained Glass”
Harvard Medical School, NRB/New Research Building, 77 Louis Pasteur, Boston, MA
Opening Reception and Talk, July 24, 4-6 pm, 2019. Exhibit continues into 2022.
I would like it if a scientist comes to work, sees the sun shining through one of these pieces, and feels inspired and valued, if a non-scientist appreciates them for their artistic qualities, becomes curious and wants to know more, and if young people look at these and start asking questions – especially questions that we never thought of and to which we don’t know the answers.
Exhibit Works:
"Tolerance" (Major Histocompatibility Complex II with MBP peptide)
"Inhibition" (HIV Protease with Indinavir)
"Motion" (Flagellar Axoneme showing "9 + 2" structure)
"Passage" (Potassium Channel Selectivity Filter)
"Recognition" (Major Histocompatibility Complex I with HTLV viral peptide)
"Migration" (Leukocyte Extravasation)
"Degradation" (26 S Proteasome)
"Loss" (Beta-Amyloid Fibril (Osaka Mutation))
"Vibration" (Organ of Corti)
"Exchange" (Chiasmata)
"Excitation" (Green Fluorescent Protein with Aequorea victoria)
"Contract" (Sarcomere)
"Replication" (Anaphase, Mitosis)
"CRISPR Cas9" (Cas9 Enzyme)
"Inflammation" (NLRP3 Inflammasome Series)