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In Chapter 30: Zakariyya of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot,

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Text to world: In this chapter it talks about how Deborah didn't know the word idiocy. That is what they diagnosed Elsie with at crownsville hospital. And today many people know that not just white educated people.

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In this chapter Deborah physically abuses Rebecca because Rebecca smiled nevously when Deborah thought that she was putting things in her book that she didn't want in there. And I didn't predict that Rebecca would stand up for herself like the way she did. I thought she would stay calm and explain to Deborah why she smiled and how she wasn't lying.

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In Chapter 29: A Village of Henriettas in The Immortal LIfe of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, we find out that Deborah didn't want to talk to Rebecca for almost a year after their first conversation, but Rebecca would leave her messages on the voicemail and some updates. Finally, Deborah's husband called her back and says that the Lackses want to be assured that they will get some compensation, and they're tired of being cheated. Then, he hangs up, but Deborah calls back a few days later, and they meet at a bed and breakfast, where Rebecca gives her the FISH picture from Christoph Lengauer, and she's amazed by how beautiful it is. She then tells her that Christoph wants to say thank you and show Deborah her mother's cells in person. Deborah wants to, but not yet because she feels like she isn't ready. As they continue talking about articles and information, Deborah mentions that she thinks there's women in London that look like her mom because of an article she read about cloning HeLa. Rebecca explains to her that they cloned her mom's cells, but not her mom, and that "to populate a village of Henriettas" was a hyperbole. Rebecca tells her that McKusick wasn't ever actually testing them for cancer, he just wanted the samples for research on Henrietta's cells. Deborah is surprised, because she never knew that, but it all makes sense now. Rebecca goes to reach for Henrietta's medical records, and Deborah freaks out, saying that she "doesn't know who to trust".

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In Chapter 28: After London of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, Henrietta’s story catches the attention of a BBC producer named Adam Curtis, and he begins making a documentary about Henrietta, which is the one that Rebecca watched in Courtney Speed’s beauty parlor. Deborah is excited and believes that everything will change, and refers to time periods in her life as before and after London. The BBC is persistent conducting many interviews with the family, and Roland Pattillo organizes the first annual HeLa Cancer Control Symposium, and makes October 11th Henrietta Lacks Day. He invites the Lacks family to join along, and they're very thrilled. However, there are some roadblocks. Sonny has extremely high blood pressure, and he nearly missed the whole event. Meanwhile, Zakariyya gets drunk on the minibars from his room as well as his father’s and Deborah’s. He lashes out in anger, and Deborah tries her hardest to ignore everything else as she talks on stage to the audience. We see a bit of her paranoia, because she's worried that there might be a sniper in the audience. After a researcher talks about cloning, she asks if it's possible to take DNA from the HeLa cells and bring her mother back, but the answer is no. Courtney Speed and another woman establish the Henrietta Lacks museum which seems great but upsets Deborah because she wants money for the family to go to the doctors and not for a museum. However, she helps on occasion. Sir Lord Keenan Kester Cofield is a con artist who likes to sue anyone and everyone, yet is very sneaky in helping the Lackses. He pretends to be a lawyer for them, and also a doctor. After he wants Henrietta’s medical records, Deborah discovers that he was a fraud from Doctor Kidwell. Cofield overruns Deborah's mail with many ridiculous legal documents, as well as Speed’s. They're spooked and anxious, and Henrietta’s recognition starts to go down the drain. Deborah also learns that Elsie was committed to a mental institution for the Negro Insane called Crownsville in Maryland, and she nearly had a stroke. Pattillo left a message on her answering machine saying he'd been talking to a reporter who wants to help and write a book about Henrietta and that Deborah should contact her. The reporter is Rebecca.

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In Chapter 27: The Secret of Immortality of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, research on the HeLa cell finally uncover how her cancer started, and why the cells never died. A German virologist named Harald zur Hausen believes that HPV-18 and HPV-16 caused cervical cancer. Today, there are over 100 strains, and 13 of them cause oral, cervical, anal, and penile cancer. HPV inserts its DNA into the host cell’s DNA, but then the HPV DNA is blocked, the cervical cancer cells stopped being cancerous. This lead to an HPV vaccine, and a Nobel Prize for zur Hausen. However, why this produced such monstrously virulent cells inside and outside of her body, scientists do not know. Cervical cancer cells are some of the hardest to culture, yet she thrives and destroys other cell lines. Henrietta’s family members have their own theories about why her cells grew so powerfully, and Howard Jones has never forgotten her tumor. HIV is also on its way to being stopped thanks to HeLa’s cells. HeLa is claimed to no longer be human due to the fact that its evolved and differentiated from Henrietta. The University of Chicago proposes that HeLa is deemed as their own species. They are still classified as human, and we learn of the Hayflick Limit; the number of times a normal human cell can divide before they stop growing and begins to die, but cancer cells can grow indefinitely. A telomere is a string of DNA at the end of each chromosome, that shortens just a little each time the cell divides, almost like time ticking off a clock. The telomere shortens with each division until nearly nothing is left and the cell begins to die. Human cancer cells contain an enzyme called telomerase that rebuilds the telomeres, allowing them to regenerate indefinitely.

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In Chapter 26: Breach of Privacy in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, Deborah marries a mechanic names James Pullum, and she feels safe with him. After Pullum is called by the Lord to be a moonlight preacher, he and Deborah open a storefront church, and some of her burden is lifted. Zakariyya is released from prison, but in and out of jobs. He is unable to afford rent, and sleeps most nights on a bench or elsewhere. He is hostile and resentful against his father, but he notices an ad from Hopkins seeking volunteers for studies. Zakariyya volunteers, using the money to scrape by, getting meals, and sometimes a bed. Because of his name change, however, they never were aware that he was Henrietta’s son. The Lacks children file a lawsuit on the damage that was done to their lungs by Avesta exposure at Bethlehem Steel. They get their largest paydays (though still considerably small), and Sonny is put in jail, while Alfred seems to take the same path. Deborah kicks Alfred out, because he is stealing and on drugs. A book about HeLa is published by Michael Gold, in which her real name is used, but her medical records are quoted from, as is the autopsy report. No one in Henrietta’s family had ever seen the records, and Deborah is scarred by what she learns. Henrietta’s photo is also taken and used. Gold claims to not remember who gave him the info, and McKusick and Jones deny it. Laws today are more in depth regarding patient privacy than they ever were then.

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Text to world: This chapter was so sad and discuting to read because of how they discribed Elsies picture close to the day she died. And how so many people died. And today something like that would never happen because we have evolved and became smarter and our technollogy has gotten better.

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This chapter is called the Hostpital for the Negro insane. I predict that Rebecca and Deborah are going to go to the Hostpital were Elsie died to try and find anything about her.

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text to world: One part of the book told us about how Zakariyya's glasses were so small tht they dug into the side of his head and left marks there. But he couldn't afford to buy new one that were bigger. And today a lot of the world is in poverty and it is very sad.

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The title is"All That's My Mother ". And I predict that Rebecca took her to Johns Hopkins and showed her all of the cells and Deborah will be amazed and happy to finially see her mother's cells that everyone has been talking about.

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The last paragraph of the chapter Deborah was sobbing and told Rebecca that she still wanted to go see her mother's cells. And I predict that she will take her and let her see the HeLa cells in order to show and strengthen their bond with trust.

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text to world: In this chapter it shows that Deborah thinks that london clonned her mother because she alway saw her cells being in article titled clonning and human farming. And this was very rare for people to be that clueless. Now more and more people get good eduactions no matter what color you are.

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I predict that Zak is deep down very emoutional and kind because normaly the people that have seen it all are the most kind because they respect the good things. They have seen a lot of bad.

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text to world: This chapter was all about Zakariyya and about his rought life and past of fighting and being mad. And today that behavior is so common with some people.

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Text to self: I really liked the fish things because it was art and it was beautiful and very creative.

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The title of this chapter is A Village of Henrietta's an I predict that one of the Lacks family thinks that they have multiple versions of her mother instead of her mothers cells.

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Debrah really wants the world to know bout her mother and her cells and the women behind them. She just wanted her mother to get reconition for everything that her mother's cells have done for science. And I predict that someday or later on in the book that it will come true.

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The title of this chapter is the secret of Immortalty. I predict that Rebecca will tell them the truth and science bhind Henerettas cells.

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Text to world: Towaards the end of the chapter it says that her cells outgrew and outlived anyother cells it encountered. And HeLa cells are kinda like a disease like ebola they havent really found a cure for it and it spreads very easly if not causios.

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The chapter title is The Breach of Privacy and I predict that this chapter will be about scientists inviading the lacks family.

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text to world: Zakariyya hated day for burying his mother in an unmarked grave and leaving the kids with ethel. And today a lot of kids are faced with the same sort of situation and hate close relatives for what they have done.

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text to world: The fact that the doctors and scientists didn't tell the family anything is really sad and wrong but back then they claimed it was normal for the patient not to know anything and to beleieve everything the doctors told them.

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I predict that the Lackes are going to get close with Rebecca and she will show them everything thing they want to know. And in return they will tell her things that no else knows about their mother.

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Hey guys we don't have any figurative language and i think it would be fair if Jarred could do that ?? Please? thaks :))))))

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They were talking about hiring a lawer because they could get money and possibly get the answers they have wanted and I don't quiet know if they will or not but I hope they do But they may not have enough money to help pay for it.

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text to world: On page 192 skloot said that Rogers came to Lawernce's house and he said it had been clear that they hadn't been treated that well. And today this would never been this bad as the Lack's situation the doctors have to tell you everything that you want to know.

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In the end of the chapter it is said that Hsu told Rebecca that she wanted more blood from the family. And I predict that the fsmily will not let her but some will.

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text to self: Bobbette was really upset and had no idea that people were selling her mother-in-laws cells after she died. And I would be too if i found that out years later and no had told the family anything had happened. I used to get upset when my parents talked about things I didn't know and didn't tell me.

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Text to world: In chapter 22 it says that Helen was used in a lot of different articles instead of Henretta. And today people still sometimes want their names to be chnage and not exposed to the world.

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In the chapter 22 it says in an article, "Cancer Cells From Long-Dead Woman Invaded other Cultures,"(174 Skloot). I think that this will cause many issues for the science cell cultures.

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In Chapter 25: "Who Told You You Could Sell My Spleen" in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, we are introduced to John Moore, a very hard working man who is diagnosed with hairy-cell leukemia, a rare and deadly cancer that is killing him and inflating him. His doctor refers him to David Golde, a cancer researcher at UCLA, and Golde tells him that the only way to go is to remove his spleen. His spleen is over 22x the weight that it should be,

and after his surgery, Moore led an average life in Seattle. Every few months, he flew back to UCLA for checkups, where Golde took bone marrow, blood, and semen, he started to question why he was flying to LA if a doctor in Seattle could do this. Golde starts to bribe him in order to try to convince Moore to keep working with him. Moore gets even more suspicious after Golde sends him a consent form asking to grant rights to UCLA for his cell line or any other product that could be obtained from his blood marrow. John signs do, at first, scared to rock the boat, but when he is faced with that form again, he circles do not. Golde says that Moore must have circled it wrong and wants him to fix it, but he doesn't. Golde sends another form and tells him to circle I do. He gets persistent, and Moore discovers that he is the cell line Mo, and Golde has been lying and misusing him, even looking to patent his cell line. Moore’s cells produced rare proteins that at every useful and helpful, but if Moore had known this prior to the patent, he could have worked out a deal to sell them himself. People want to sell their cells and serums, and Ted Slavin was lucky to have an honest Doctor. However, Moores was not and he cannot sell the cell line because it would be a violation to the patent. People finally begin to realize what's wrong, and the Lacks family is oblivious to all that is happening.

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In Chapter 24: "Least They Can Do" of The Immortal Life Of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, a Rolling Stones article on HeLa and Henrietta is published by MIchael Rogers, and he contacts the family and is one of the few people who has been very kind to them. We are reassured that George Gey and Hopkins did not make money from HeLa, and that Gey didn't patent them. No money is given to the family once again, and we get a snippet of Deborah's diary, which is really sad and hits the feels. We see yet again the lack of education that the Lacks kids have. Henrietta is still being called Helen Lane, and Rogers' article is the first to tell the true story of Henrietta Lacks and her family. It's also the first time that the mainstream media had reported that Henrietta, the woman behind HeLa, was black. Henrietta's privacy is violated once again.

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Why did Henrietta's family not get any money out of these cells? It was their mother, friend, cousin, wife, and they didn't get crap from these scientists that were crossing the line.

After so many years why was Deborah still not ready to see Henrietta's cells?

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What was the NAACP?

Did the skin color of people really matter? Like why would their skin color affect the way their cells work? Every human is the same on the inside, we all have bones, we all have a skeleton, all have muscles, so why did it matter the way their cells functioned? That's a little ridiculous don't you think?

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Since they found out that the HeLa cells were infected with a virus, why did they continue using them?

How did Henrietta's cells become immortal?

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Even though it was freezing outside and despite the fact that Zakariyya hated Day, why wouldn't he just come inside to sleep? He would rather sleep on the cold hard concrete than inside on a bed?

Shouldn't the dead still have privacy too? Henrietta's family should have consent on all this stuff.

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Why is it that after an organ is removed from your body, whether you have consent for not, it automaticaly isn't yours anymore?

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That special of cells, and George Gey gave them away for free?

Once again why did it take so long to pass the HIPPA law?

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If McKusick wasn't a cancer researcher why did he care about the HeLa cells?

Why did they wait so long to pass the law stating that the scientists need consent to research on someone?

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I predict that if doctor gey was still alive that Henrietta's family would kill him themselves.

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Text to world: In the book it says," All I knew about Sonny,s brothers was that they were angry and one of them had murdered someone. And today a lot of people kill people

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It ended saying and those genetic tests would eventually lead them to Henrietta's family. And i predict that her family will find out.

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Text to self: Scientists spent millions of dollars conducting research on cells to study the behavior of each tissue type. And my family had to spend a lot of money on my kidney stone.

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I predict that Deborah and Cheetahs relationship will not work out because they have different personalitys and bacjrounds and motives.

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Text to world: Joe killed Ivy by stabbing his chest with Deborah's knife. And today a lot of those things happen behind the scence without the news or madia finding out.

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Chapter 10 The other side of the tracks: 1999

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Chapter 10 The other side of the tracks: 1999

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Chapter 7 The death and Life of Cell Culture:1951

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Chapter 7 The death and Life of Cell Culture:1951

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Chapter 23: "It's Alive" in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot starts off with Bobbette Lacks at her friend Gardenia's house. Bobbette discovers that Gardenia's brother-in-law works at the National Cancer Institute. They engage in a conversation and find that they have a few things in common. When Gardenia's brother-in-law discovers that Bobbette's last name is Lacks, he tells her about the HeLa cells he's been working with. bobbette is stunned; she had no clue! Confused and shocked, Bobbette goes home and tells Lawrence (who then tells Day) that Henrietta is alive. They call Johns Hopkins, but the operator says there is no record of a Henrietta Lacks in the hospital. Lawrence hangs up, lost on what to do next. Yale is working on the first mapping of the human genome, and a physician at Hopkins named McKusick contacts Susan Hsu and orders her to get blood samples from the family, without their consent of what it is for. Years later, when Skloot confronts McKusick and asks if anyone tried to get informed consent, he says he's unsure, but perhaps there was a basic explanation. They were told that they were being checked for cancer, but when Deborah anxiously calls back, asking for her cancer test results, no one knows what she's talking about. An article is published, and Henrietta's picture is used without consent or permission. The family is yet again betrayed by medical professionals.

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At the end of the chapter it said,"And the PR problem for cell culture was only going to get worse from there." So that is forshadowing bad things to come in the nect chapter.

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Text to text: People who wrote the newspaper used false information and exaggerated about the human mouse hybrid and said scientists were making monsters. And in the ABsolutely true diary of a part time indian people were giving out false information all the time.