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Day declines the first time but accepts the next time under the context that her cells could help her children.

Her toenails are chipped after what she went through.

During her burial a storm upends a house, killing one of her cousins.

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A publisher tried to get Henrietta's real name from Gey, TeLinde, and other doctors to publish on his article to attract viewers, but they denied. Gey told him to meet in person if he really wanted to talk more, but he didn't.

Another publisher wanted to write about Henrietta. Gey agreed, as long as Henrietta's real name wasn't revealed and he got to approve of the final draft.

The article revealed a fake name, "Helen Lane", and had some misinformation with the timeline.

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Hopkins asked for samples from her body without telling the family that they already had some.

Her chipped nail polish emphasizes how much pain she went through because a healthy henrietta would never let them become chipped.

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it didn't mention how the HeLa cells grew differently than other cells.

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They left out several scientific details from the summary. It seems they also left out a solid amount of the end of the chapter, including Pomerats letter, and other viruses HeLa helped. At the beginning, they miss how HeLa could grow on anything, which is why it was better than using animals.

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It does a good job condensing the information down to be easy to understand while still getting most of it.

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Things were kept brief and chronological, and included important details from the chapter.

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There could be more context to what happened.

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I think spark notes could create more in depth character analyses when talking about certain characters, include more of the ethical issues being mentioned in the book, and providing a timeline to help understand certain events better.

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they had misnamed Henrietta as "Henrietta Lakes" and "Helen Lane"

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The source does good explaining as of why the HeLa cells were used for the creation of the polio vaccine.

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Notes do not go into depth of the process of how Hela cells were being put to use.

The notes also do not go into depth of Gey's thought process during the spread of Hela cells.

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Gey requested for Henriettas cells twice before Day accepted. During Henriettas funeral her family is emotional seeing the state that she was in because she always took care of herself. There was a massive storm that killed Henriettas cousin and her family belived it was a sign of how angry and enraged she was.

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The chapter included what the HeLa cells were used for and the results from their use, how Samuel Reader started a business to mass produce the cells and profit off of them, and how Gey hated the new obsession with the cells and that made him stop writing about his research.

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It gives a great summary and shows the importance of the chapter.

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They included how the Tuskegee Institute started the research on HeLa cells, then how Reader and Vincent expanded it. Another important thing they included was how Margaret and Mary had to write many documents about Geys findings because he did not want to.

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I belive that the source could have been more discriptive when talking about the illgalities on how they shared her information illegally.