The cell's power lies in its immortality, or ability to be kept alive and grown indefinitely. But few people know that the cells originally belonged to a poor Southern tobacco farmer named Henrietta Lacks who was being treated for cervical cancer at Johns Hopkins University when her doctor reserved samples of her body tissue for his research. Lacks died of cancer 60 years ago, but her cells -- taken without her knowledge or consent -- are still alive today.
Henrietta died in 1951 from a vicious case of cervical cancer, he told us. But before she died, a surgeon took samples of her tumor and put them in a petri dish. Scientists had been trying to keep human cells alive in culture for decades, but they all eventually died. Henrietta's were different: they reproduced an entire generation every twenty-four hours, and they never stopped. They became the first immortal human cells ever grown in a laboratory.
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The articles all ran photos of Henrietta's family: her oldest son sitting at his dining room table in Baltimore, looking at a genetics textbook. Her middle son in military uniform, smiling and holding a baby. But one picture stood out more than any other: in it, Henrietta's daughter, Deborah Lacks, is surrounded by family, everyone smiling, arms around each other, eyes bright and excited. Except Deborah. She stands in the foreground looking alone, almost as if someone pasted her into the photo after the fact. She's twenty-six years old and beautiful, with short brown hair and catlike eyes. But those eyes glare at the camera, hard and serious. The caption said the family had found out just a few months earlier that Henrietta's cells were still alive, yet at that point she'd been dead for twenty-five years.
It was heavily implied in Stranger Things season 4 that Eleven went berserk and killed everyone in the Rainbow Room - test subjects and scientists alike, leaving only Dr. Brenner alive. However, that wasn't what really happened at Hawkins Lab in 1979, which became the subject of the episode "The Massacre at Hawkins Lab". Instead, Eleven managed to wrangle the inhibitor device dampening One's powers, and One, presumably in retaliation for years of servitude to Dr. Brenner, killed all of Brenner's subjects. All in all, One killed 16 kids, given that Kali is still alive years later (assuming there were, in fact, only 18 test subjects, though there could've been more) and that Eleven defeated him.
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Using software, without installing anything extra, to quickly sketch 2D floor plans is still alive in the lab. Last week I asked: Does anyone have any idea as to what this would look like in 3D? Care to mock something up and load it into Project Freewheel? The offer still stands. Let us know if you do: [email protected].
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I am continually surprised at my instinctive negative reaction to these new breed of VR sales videos.I have always considered myself to be a full on advocate of Virtual worlds. Even to the extent of imagining one day the opportunity to disappear completely into one, or to build such places for others. But this whole new trip seems to sickeningly commercial, like being force fed by a bunch of over excited billionaires, who are determined to do whatever it takes to make money back on their investments, while telling us all the time that they are only doing it out of the goodness of their hearts for our benefit. Their creepy method is to act as if the revolution has already happened, attempting to make, especially the younger generation, feel as if they are already late to the party and they need to catch up fast. It has such a negative effect on me to know that it has all turned for now into just a huge money pit, where the wealthy hope to feed upon the stupidity of the easily led. If HR Giger were still alive he would have already spotted the similarity of the new VR headsets to his face huger aliens. The similarity is striking, the only difference is that the tube that usually goes down the throat is now diverted to the victims wallet sucking it dry while the victim is lost in childish wonder. There must be a child in the crowd somewhere who can see that the king is naked.
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According to the lab data, Frank should be dead in about 10 hours.There's just one problem -- he's not. Well, clearly our data is not making believable predictions. After all, Frank was infected at the time of the nosebleed (5pm), and at 9 the next morning, when the health center opened, he was still alive enough to look like an angsty vampire. That's 16 hours, or generations, or a grand total of meningococci, if we were to believe what the lab data told us. 2ff7e9595c
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