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University of Michigan Center for Organogenesis

By j7uy5 on July 15, 2006.

The UM Center
for Organogenesis will have a booth at the href="http://www.arborweb.com/annual_events_index.html">Art
Fairs in
Ann Arbor, featuring their Bio-Artography.
They'll be at
booth 155, on East University St.


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src="http://bioartography.com/thumbnails/004rosebud_kidney.jpg"
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There will be a few extra people in town for the Fairs. About
500,000 extra, give or take.


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