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talk LESS about nail polish :3

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Kubicek developed human emotion when seeing chipped nail polish (?? how do you not realize you're working with real people the entire time?..)

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Doctors eventually pressured (through family) Day into allowing them to take some of Henrietta's cells, A storm happened at the funeral, Sadie cried when she saw chipped nail polish

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They got the basics down, and it isn't too wordy.

(but i think they forgot to talk about nail polish..[satire by the way])

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Gey wanted more cells from her corpse

Day initially declined Gey's request for more cells, but later said "Yes"

Storm on Henrietta's funeral day killed a Lacks cousin

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Described why Henrietta's nail polish being chipped mattered

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Summarized basic/key information well

Got the gist of the chapter down

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Describe the storm more

Include more details about Henrietta's funeral/corpse

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Could go more into depth on what happened during Henritta's burial.

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Henrietta's cousin Peter believes the storm was Henrietta signaling that she was angry but why would she have been mad?

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HeLa cell production shows the complicated role profit plays in medical research and the ethical concerns therein

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It does a good job of giving the big picture overall. They summarized the key information, and neatly separated the summary of each chapter.

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-Minneapolis Star had the wrong name

-Berg wanted the story but they wouldn't give the name

-Colliers magazine eventually gave into writing an article without a name

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There was a Polio epidemic and HeLa cells were discovered to be a cure for this disease. Monkey cells were expensive so they started shipping and selling HeLa cells. This was seen as a big profit opportunity to Geys' friends but he did not agree with using her cells for profit.

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They did well in mentioning the two mistakes, and analyzing the effect it has on he choices of the family. One thing they could improve on is they didn't include information on how hard Gey had argued to keep the name hidden.

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point of praise -> they added in very key and important points in the chapter

points of polish -> didn't really include the moments of Gey trying to keep all his work hidden from the Lacks' Family

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Gey and TeLinde were very adamant about silencing Henrietta's name. They did not want her name being publicized because it could cause "trouble".

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Gey had to request permission for an autopsy, Henrietta was put to rest, and there was a fatal storm.

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-Gey might not of had the best intentions

-It protected the families privacy but took away their voice

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The summary didn't address Gey's changes to the article and that he left the false comments about her name and when the cells were taken.

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The source hit all of the important topics and brought up specific events without plagiarizing.

The source did not include important places or names.

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Massive polio epidemic and Dr. Jonas Salk created a vaccine. They used it on monkey cells to make sure they were effective. This proved that HeLa cells were good so they shipped the cells out everywhere. Henrietta's cells are now used to do medical things.

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Kubicek had been ignorant about the fact that Henrietta was an actual person until she saw her toes painted and realized the cells came from an actual women.

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It was accurate and it had important information about the chapter.