Cancer cells are immortal, they never die. Current cancer treatments focus on destroying cancer cells. What scientists now know...

Cancer cells are immortal, they never die. Current cancer treatments focus on destroying cancer cells. Which scientists now know is not the right way. But I still haven't found a better way.

***Cancer must be smart and know how to prevent it. Don't let it be***

Let's share some knowledge about cancer cells called HeLa cells. Human cells, if cultured outside the body, can divide no more than 50 times and then die. But scientists at John Hopkins (1951) found that the cervical cancer cells of a black American named Henrietta Lacks (see photo) were immortal. Can divide itself forever without dying. The most famous example of the use of HeLa cells is to study the mechanisms of polio infection. and further develop the use of HeLa cells as a production tool for measuring poliovirus. In addition, industrial research laboratories have been used to develop medicines, cosmetics, and household chemicals. The magic behind this type of cell is HeLa cell, which is caused by the HPV virus. that is inserted into the genome This causes the creation of a protein that inhibits the activity of P53 (tumor suppressor gene) and stimulates other genes that accelerate cell division. and accelerates chromosome damage Normal cells have a total of 46 chromosomes. HeLa cells have a total of 70-80 chromosomes, plus many smaller chromosome fragments. About two thousand genes have elevated expression levels in normal human cells. Including the gene that produces telomerase to immortalize cells.

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