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"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 foe decades, but they all eventually died" (pg.4).

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"That was it. I looked up HeLa in my parents' encyclopedia, then my dictionary: No Henrietta" (pg.5)

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When scientists took out Henrietta's cells from her body, they weren't able to ask her for consent. After they did that, they tried to hide who they took the cells from by naming it HeLa cells.

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Write 3-4 bullets points describing the lab and what they did with the Henrietta's cells

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List 5 important things about Henrietta

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1) Henrietta had walnut eyes, straight white teeth, and full lips
2) She was a sturdy women with a square jaw, thick hips, short, muscular legs, and hands rough from tobacco fields and kitchens
3) She never wore pants, and rarely left the house without pulling on a carefully pressed skirt and shirt
4) She was a good person that could really make the good things come out of you
5) Henrietta had a way of children — they were always good and quiet when she was around

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George and Margaret Gey had no idea what they are doing. They just do everything to keep the cells alive, but they keep dying. Within 24 hours, Hela cells were growing faster.

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What is Te-linde trying to prove about cervical cancer (invasive and non-invasive)?

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TeLinde stated that although while cervical carcinoma in situ (Henrietta's diagnosis) is deemed a "non-invasive" cancer, it can still metastasis or spread, leading to a more dangerous condition if left untreated. Others weren't believing what he had to say.

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Explain the Tuskegee Study (Include dates, participants, outcomes)

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The Tuskegee syphilis study started in the thirties. Tuskegee Instuite studied how syphilis killed, from infection to death. They recruited hundreds of African-American men with syphilis, then watched them die slow, painful, and preventable death, even after they realized penicillin would cure them. The outcome is until the seventies after hundred of men enrolled in it had already died. The researches believed black people were "a notoriously syphilis soaked race."

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Explain Carnel's view and how his work made peace distrust science

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Alex Carnell's view is trying to grow living cells. Also, he saw as superior white race, which he believed was being polluted by less intelligent and inferior stock, namely the poor, uneducated, and nonwhite. Other researchers distance themselves from him because he thought it was possible for humans to live several centuries through the use of suspend animation. He promised the cells would change the face of medicine but they never did. Carrel's claims about the cells grew more fantastical.

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Summarize what Deborah and the other children went through after Henrietta's death

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Summarize Southam's experiment

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He insert cancer into cancer patients bodies. He told them he was he was testing their immune system; he said nothing about injecting the, or the cancer would spread. The patients' forearms grew red and swollen. In one patient, Henrietta's cancer cells metastasized to her lymph nodes.

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Summarize what happened with Joe

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When Joe was growing up, he argued with teachers, brawled with other students, and ended up in court for "assault by striking." He dropped out of school at 17 years old and at 18 years old, he joined the military. He fought his superiors and other soldiers. His consequences for that would be to be a dirt hold for several hours, although he liked to be in that hole because it meant people would leave him alone. He picked fights after the military, where Eldridge Lee Ivy would bother him so much, he stabbed him in the chest. Afterwards, he ran away from the police until he decided to turn himself in. He got 15 years sentenced instead of 30 years and the state sent him to the Maryland Correctional Institution in Hagerstown, a medium security prison about seventy-five miles west of Baltimore.

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Explain the history of Johns Hopkins and what people thought about it.

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To help his siblings, Lawrence dropped out of school. He was drafted into the military and spent two years stationed in Virginia. Ethel and her husband, Galen, moved into Day's home. She gave the kids only a few bites of meals and made them clean the home. Joe bore the brunt of Ethel's rage, and she beat him up on a regular basis. Lawrence moved in with his girlfriend, Bobette, after he came home.

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Hopkins was built in a poor black area, according to black local residents, for this reason is to keep the dead coming, rather than to serve the needy. The philanthropist Johns Hopkins had a father who emancipated his slaves long before Emancipation.

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Explain how Bobette found out about the HELA cells

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Bobette found out about the HeLa cells when Bobette went to see her friend Gardenia, she learned about HeLa. Gardenia's brother-in-law happened to be in town and informed her that he and many others were working with Henrietta's cells in their laboratories.

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Describe the interaction between Hsu and the Lacks family (what did she want and why, what did the Lacks' understand about her interaction with them?)

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According to Skloot, McKusick had no recollection of meeting Deborah and had no idea where he received the photo of Henrietta for the textbook. Hsu, she claims, never grasped the Lacks' predicament. Skloot was to inform the family how appreciative she was for Henrietta's generosity.