Breast cancer cells dividing

[willbirful]

love the video man

[UltimateMusicSlut]

Kill it with lifestyle changes....conventional medicine will only kill YOU.

[xahkdlys119]

That gives me chills~~~

[shellstatic]

kill it with fire!

[DeeGirl95]

This is worse than a horror movie.

[vita64]

Why on earth would anyone have an abortion debate on a scientific breast cancer mitosis video?

[nisbahmumtaz909]

@vita64

"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."

-Albert Einstein

[marre83full]

@vita64 I agree with nisbahmumtaz. I wish i could answer your question better but the quote really said it all. ;)

[Yourwierdneighbor]

Maybe stupid people shouldn't have kids, could be why they would do such a thing to control the population. Really I wouldn't mind some genetic engineering or eugenics. If it would actually work as intended I would indeed go along with it. But no, your tooth fairy told you fuck and make many kids so your desert cult would have more slaves, bring them up in the religion make them happy little slaves. However only fuck to have kids, can't fuck for fun. That would free you, you can't have that.

[ConorC96]

If a horse can run as fast as those cells, it could win the whole kentucky durby.

[libertydogfight]

The US Military Developed Cancer-is why 8 million people die of cancer each year-electrically enhanced Cancer cell were grown in the 1960's and put into Polio and later MMR shots for children before we could enter public school-Why COVERT POPULATION CONTROL-cause the Govern is just that EVIL. For Evidence-See Ed Hasland's Book"DR Mary's Monkies." MRI's and Radiation and Chemo will only give you more cancer.To reduce # of kids Women were main targets.

[mUSiCFReAK538]

It's so amazing to me how anyone-whether specializing in this area or not- can detect what's wrong with this picture.

[DeadlyInertia]

Im fed up of cancer, Cancer is dumb I hate you please leave us animals alone, and Die slowly on some other planet, where your cells burn and your cytoplasm shrivels and your nucleus Is Crushed by different atmospheric pressures, Leave our cells alone cancer!

[wesKokigen]

@DeadlyInertia Haha that is cute. :3

[loxy777]

if they divide at this rate.. whats gonna happen next!!! m scared!

[heartlessvietboy]

You guys give up at the 30%. I do not give up until I reached 99.999 % sure, and an extra two sessions at that.

[ciaobellakate]

Watching this gives me the heebie jeebies.

[EndlessvideoUniverse]

ewwwww gross!!XP

[afrojayjay]

Mmmm... Eggs.

[kevtyan]

quick get some trastuzumab on that shit!

[flxmkr]

By the way, my aunt never had kids.

[flxmkr]

Afraid of getting checked out?

Best case: being told "not cancer" will give you peace of mind.

Worst case: Confirmed cancer (what you were fretting over, anyway) but early treatment gives you a better chance of survival.

Get checked out!

[Yourwierdneighbor]

@flxmkr Only worth it if you live in Canada. Unless you want to go bankrupt like my mom might. I am moving to Canada when I get the money. America is dead.

[flxmkr]

This frightens me. A few commented, if I interpreted the posts correctly, "oh! Well, this isn't real time. It's in a matter of days".

True. But sit down with a pencil, begin with one, then multiply by two. Then multiply THAT by two, and so on and so on...it builds up too fast.

Watch the video. Notice how quickly the screen fills up near the end as the seconds roll? Because EACH CELL is dividing at a phenomenal rate!!

My maternal aunt lost the battle to BC, because she waited too long to g

[drummerdudex017]

this could be a good idea for microscopic bots. get rid of those things. No?

[personzorz]

Oh MAN! I wish it had gone just another hour or two - the bizarre, three-nuclei cell in the upper left was just starting to try to divide and there are tantalizing hints of truly bizarre spindles setting themselves up...

[sabinabean]

creepy they look like ghosts

[kawaiinitz31]

we all have cancer cells but they are dormant. woo, I hope they will just sleep forever inside my body

[antonscottgoustin]

What is the significance of the tiny persistent dots, are they remnants of the Flemming body?

[marcuslab]

@antonscottgoustin most likely a protein aggregate inside the cell. they are too motile to be a microtubule organizing center and are not right up against the nucleus. all of the fluorescence you see is only from the tubulin:gfp protein.

[antonscottgoustin]

What is stained or labeled here? What is the interval between snapshots?

[marcuslab]

@antonscottgoustin tubulin:gfp so you are seeing the microtubules. off the top of my head it is about 10 min per timepoint

[ProLifeChristian]

@marcuslab Susan G Komen claims its goal is to end breast cancer & find a cure

Komen website states having a child reduces breast cancer risk

Komen acknowledges birth control pills raise breast cancer risk up to 30%

Komen directors donate millions to Planned Parenthood - the largest abortion provider & largest birth control pill distributor in USA

Are you sure Komen wants to end breast cancer? Hmmm...

Directors at Komen have big salaries. Someone is getting rich from breast cancer

[ProLifeChristian]

@marcuslab

Many scientists conclude abortion is associated with elevated breast cancer risk:

Dr Joel Brind, Prof Biology/Endocrinology Baruch College

Dr Angela Lanfranchi, Prof of Surgery, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Dr Janet Daling, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research

Dr Jessica Dolle, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research

Dr John Thorpe, Epidemiologist, University of North Carolina

Dr Holly Howe, NY State Dept of Health

Dr Leon Bradlow, Director Strang Cornell Cancer Research

[ProLifeChristian]

@marcuslab

National Cancer Inst (NCI) originally claimed abortion elevates breast cancer risk in 1996. Powerful $800 million a year U.S. abortion industry feared this claim would decrease profits & thus started to donate money to NCI. As such, money that funds breast cancer research comes from abortion money. Obviously, an incentive to bias research exists. When donations started, NCI reversed the initial claim of an abortion- cancer-link but accidentally admitted the link again in Jan 2010

[kcham35334]

@ProLifeChristian Just goes to show how twisted the world is...

[Emothicaol]

@ProLifeChristian LEGALIZE ABORTION!

[Digiscat]

@Emothicaol Learn to use condoms and various other PREVENTION methods. The baby is alive by the time youtest positive <3

[Emothicaol]

@Digiscat One problem - there's no such as a 100% safe form of contraception.

[Digiscat]

@Emothicaol Your point dumbass? Most everytime I hear of abortion, the person doing it didnt practice safe sex. And the USA is also one the the countries that use it less effectively.

[bk344]

what kind of microscope is this?

[marcuslab]

@bk344 Spinning disc confocal

[vourok]

When I was watching this, I was like, "HOLY HELL! I didn't realize it was that bad". Was that in normal time?

[marcuslab]

@vourok It was over 48 to 72 hours

[splada12]

those bastards

[xstarxdisneyx]

if you think about it, cells are pretty big - they can easily be seen under a microscope.

that's alarming how they can multiply that much in three days :|

[bvlgary09]

That looks gross. Imagine if you had that growing like that on your face. Eeeiugghhhhhhh

[XX1goodhalo2playaXX]

they mostly just look so fast because this video is super fastforwwarded. This video is taken over the course of three days and played at a speed that allows a three day course in 28 seconds.

[robdrums69]

and we wonder how it kills so quickly. This is the reason why .... holy shit, they move quick.

[giratina16]

Something tells me I really shouldn't have decided to do cell theory for my presentation T_T

[EssiacHempLaetrile]

CANCER CURE = RICK SIMPSON'S HEMP OIL

[EssiacHempLaetrile]

CANCER CURE = HEMP OIL

[TeeLuvsEire]

Looks so aggressive.

[marcuslab]

Mitosis (cell division) typically takes 2-4 hours in these cells. However, these cells typically stay in non-replicative state (interphase) for at least 8-12 hours, then re-enter mitosis. So over the course of 24 hrs they may have 1-2 rounds of division.

[cheecheepong]

I'm aware that these are MCF-7 cancer cells and I was wondering how you were able to allow them to grow while recording them? Did you place them in a flask containing CO2 independent medium or did you use some other mechanism?

[XX1goodhalo2playaXX]

so they're actually dividing at a slower rate than regular semantic cells? In interphase, are they spending most of their time in the G1, S, or G2 subphase?

[hellzfire15]

wow it divides so fast. How many cells would it divide in 24 hrs?

[salsa40]

tnx for posting this vidoe

i want to ask u sthing if u do really knw

plz answer me as soon as possible

wn cancer cells divided r day divided by miosis or bye mitosis

i mean i know the ? sound crazy

bt i really confuse about the host cell who make the cell division or the cancer cell

or both of them r the same

hop u did get my ?

tnx for helping

[marcuslab]

They divide by mitosis. Only reproductive cells divide my meiosis and have half the number of chromosomes (haploid).

[salsa40]

cheerz

[RSXSera]

perhaps you should first learn grammar/spelling before microbiology

[salsa40]

I'm trying mate to learn the three at once. as it said, buy( learn) 2 get the third free which is the spelling. Anways thanks for your comment.

[rewca]

@RSXSera Perhaps you should know this is cell biology not microbiology

[littlelostchipmunk]

are these MCF-7 cells? thanks for posting your videos. good job.

[scarbswarm]

sweet movie

[equifax9]

thats some scary shit

[m1zzzk]

@equifax9 heck yeah!

[kishfish]

no g1 checkpoint at all