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Why did they take her cancer cells vs anyone else's with the same cancer?

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1. The story began in January 1951, when Mrs. Lacks was found to have cervical cancer.

2. Fifty years after Henrietta Lacks died of cervical cancer in the “colored” ward at Johns Hopkins Hospital, her daughter finally got a chance to see the legacy she had unknowingly left to science.

3.   A cell line called HeLa (for Henrietta Lacks) was born

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1. They sent her cells to space and did tests on them

2. Part of her mother is alive

3. Thousand of vitals were filled with her cells

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1. All the frozen vials were cancer cells

2. Books were written about the topic

3. The books were raising questions

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1. What is cervical cancer

2. What does ailments mean

3. What is a colored ward

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1. But they didn’t even know that tissue had been taken or that HeLa cells even existed until more than 20 years after Mrs. Lacks’s death. - why after 20 yrs

2. And they found out only by accident. - how

3.  HeLa cells were used to develop the first polio vaccine, they were launched into space for experiments in zero gravity and they helped produce drugs for numerous diseases, including Parkinson’s, leukemia, and the flu. - why were they sent there.

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"effective tool for growing large amounts of poliovirus"

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1. Improved cell culture practices

2. Genome mapping.

3. Chromosome counting

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the first cells to be successfully cloned

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the first cells to be successfully cloned

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1. The frozen vials were cancer

2. The doctor got the cells by snipping a bit from her cervix

3. She died with many tumors in her body

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1. HeLa cells multiplied quickly and never died

2. HeLa cells helped research into cures

3. HeLa cells came from one person (Henrietta Lacks)

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”HELA cells are serving as a tool to uncover crucial information about the novel coronavirus”

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”HELA cells are serving as a tool to uncover crucial information about the novel coronavirus”

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Where is Hopkins?

What is a colored ward?

Why did the doctor decide to snip a bit from her cervix that day?

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HELA cells have been used by scientists to develop a cancer research method that tests whether a cell line is cancerous or not

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HELA cells have been used by scientists to develop a cancer research method that tests whether a cell line is cancerous or not

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1. When Henrietta Lacks was in the hospital there was still a “colored ward.”

2. The doctor that researched her cells didn’t make any money from it.

3. Doctors never told her or her family that they took samples of her cells.

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1. Is radium different from radiation therapy?

2. What does “live indefinitely in culture” mean?

3. What does it mean for a patient to have financial claims on tissue removed from their body.

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They were able to create Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines.

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1. Why were only her cells taken?
2. How many experiments were conducted on these cells?
3. Have they ever tried to mutate these cells?

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1. How did her family members react to this?

2. Are the HeLa cells still alive today?

3. How can HeLa cells help with research?

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1. They are used in vaccines and medicine.

2. They are used to find out if other cells are cancerous or not.

3. Genome mapping

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1. her cells went to space

2. Helped science

3. Hela helped with the polio

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1. They played a big part in synthesizing the polio vaccine.         2. They helped scientists understand how x-rays affected humans.                                                    3. They helped people understand how cells age. 

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1. They played a big part in synthesizing the polio vaccine.         2. They helped scientists understand how x-rays affected humans.                                                    3. They helped people understand how cells age. 

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1. The family got no money from their significant contribution to science.                                                    2. HeLa cells have helped in so many experiments.                                           3. The cells are all cancerous cells.

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1. The family got no money from their significant contribution to science.                                                    2. HeLa cells have helped in so many experiments.                                           3. The cells are all cancerous cells.

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1. How many HeLa cells are in the world right now?                                    2. Why are the cells sold? Isn't there an infinite number of them?               3. How fast do they multiply?

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1. How many HeLa cells are in the world right now?                                    2. Why are the cells sold? Isn't there an infinite number of them?               3. How fast do they multiply?

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1) the only living cells in her body were cancer cells
2)the cells in her body were used to produce numerous diseases
3)A part of her is still alive

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1.They were poor with little education, no health\medical insurance, and they didn't even know her uterus was being taken to research.
2.hela is a cell named after her! It helped develop the polio vaccine, and the flu, and many others.
3. The doctors had never seen anything like this before, and she died in excruciating pain, because her body started to fill with tumors, since they multiplied so frequently.

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1) what keeps her alive especially today
2)how did her children feel when they found out about her cells and what they are doing to her body
3)how do the cells get their energy

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1. The book made about Henrietta raised many concerns about the way Mrs. Lacks and her family were treated by researchers.

2. Debate on weather patients should control or have financial claims on tissue removed from their body

3. Doctors have never seen anything like Henrietta before, she also had a very quick death

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1.how the cells have helped us make multiply drugs and medicine

2.the hela cells were launched into space to experiments in zero gravity

3.how it took 20 years for the lacks family to find that there

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1. The lacks family never got a dime from their mother's great health discovery ?

2. Did they send some of the cells into space?

3. thousands of vials, each holding millions of cells descended from a bit of tissue that doctors had snipped from her mother’s cervix.? ( why so many jars?)

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1.why did they not get paid a single pennie

2.what is the colored ward

3.what made rebecca skloot write a book

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1.helped us experiment what would happen to are cells in space

2.helped us make medicine

3.helped us understand cells better

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1. It helped the world understand and how to deal with the next case of this.

1. It helped the doctors and scientists build other vaccines for the flu, polio, leukemia and the parkisons.

2. It has stopped many cases of the rapid cancer spread or at least have more time to spend before the patient goes.

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1) her cells helped produce multiple cures for different diseases
2) her cells are still alive to this day and many scientist are wondering how
3)many scientist are expeiremnting on them

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1. How was her body full of tumors? What part of her body had the most tumors?

2. What is Polio, and how does it affect the body?

3. How are all her cells still alive and multiplying?

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1. Polio Vaccine

2. Parkinson's disease

3. The Flu vaccine

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1.they found a lot of cures

2.they didn't ask

3.gave the family know rights and know money

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1.Each holding millions of cells descended from a bit of tissue that doctors had snipped from her mother’s cervix.

2. Cells changed everything: they multiplied like crazy and never died.

3. Doctors have never seen anything like Henrietta before.

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1.how did they not find this out about her cells sooner

2. How come they gave the family no money

3.why did they need to do a zero gravity test and what goes into the test

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1. Helps the start of vaccines

2. Stared genome mapping

3.helps the medical field all a round

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1.her cells are only cancer

2.her boby is full of tumers

3.neither mrs. Lacks nor any of her relatives knew that doctors had given a sample of her tumor to dr. george gey

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1.how can her cells be only cancer

2.where are her cells

3.why did the doctors tell her family about her cells

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1. Stared genome mapping
2.helped us make medicine
3.Polio Vaccine

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1.What causes the pain in her body?

2.How many tumors did she have?

3. How did the doctors found out that her cells were only cancer?

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to develop cancer methods
to study different diseases
vaccines

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The cells are just her cancer cells Within months, her body was full of tumors,Neither Mrs. Lacks nor any of her relatives knew that doctors had given a sample of her tumor to Dr. George Gey.

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The cells are just her cancer cells Within months, her body was full of tumors,Neither Mrs. Lacks nor any of her relatives knew that doctors had given a sample of her tumor to Dr. George Gey.

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1. Help us make medicine.
2. They are used in vaccines.
3. Polio disease.

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Around the time of her death, she was covered in tumors and terrible pain because of the rapid rate that her cancer cells were multiplying at.

After her death, her cells were eventually harvested and used in research for decades to come. Researchers and scientists constantly used them in a bunch of different ways for numerous experiments and vaccines.

Although this groundbreaking work was done and shipped miles away from where Henrietta was, her family never received any money at all.

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Are you supposed to ask if people can take your cells? Why did they take the cells? Why do they still want to research and study the cells? Why do they still want to research and study the cells?

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Are you supposed to ask if people can take your cells? Why did they take the cells? Why do they still want to research and study the cells? Why do they still want to research and study the cells?

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1. her body was full of tumors
2. Her cells are only cancer
3.Neither Mrs. Lacks nor any of her relatives knew that doctors had given a sample of her tumors  to Dr. George Gey

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Why did Henrietta's family not receive any money despite it being so popular?

How would this story change if her normal cells were also immortal?

How does using her cancer cells help make vaccines for unrelated diseases?

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HeLa cells are used to study the potential treatment benefits of a drug called Hydroxyurea against certain blood cancers and sickle cell anemia. Improved cell culture practices. They were even used by the beauty industry to test potential side-effects of new cosmetic products.

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HeLa cells are used to study the potential treatment benefits of a drug called Hydroxyurea against certain blood cancers and sickle cell anemia. Improved cell culture practices. They were even used by the beauty industry to test potential side-effects of new cosmetic products.

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1. Used to develop a cancer research method that tests if a cell line is cancerous or not

2. Sent to outer space to determine how human cells would react to the radiation in space

3. The HeLa cells are used to test Camptothecin, a drug that slows the growth of cancer cells

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1. What did they learn about her cells in space

2. How can only her cells be cancer

3. why  didn't mrs.lacks or  her family know about that the doctors had given a sample of her tumors to dr. george gey