Only one small mistake. In, most cancers, the telomerase activity is increased and telomeres are lengthen, not "unstable" like he said, this allows them to replicate multiple times without running out of telomere (TTAGGG) nucleotides, and thats one mechanism by which cancer cells don't obey normal cell functions. That is the main reason, why Hela cells have been cultured and growing for almost 60 years even after the person who they were obtained died years ago.
Only one small mistake. In, most cancers, the telomerase activity is increased and telomeres are lengthen, not "unstable" like he said, this allows them to replicate multiple times without running out of telomere (TTAGGG) nucleotides, and thats one mechanism by which cancer cells don't obey normal cell functions. That is the main reason, why Hela cells have been cultured and growing for almost 60 years even after the person who they were obtained died years ago.
SWIFTY181 1 month ago
Nice.
musicspinner 1 year ago
About time!
Stromatolite577 2 years ago 3