The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks altyazı (684206)

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Gosh almighty.

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The Johns Hopkins
Science Review with Dr. George Gey.

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In this jar, we have a sample
of cancerous human tissue.

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What makes this sample so unique

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is that this is the first cell line
we have discovered

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in over 30 years of trying

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that can survive and reproduce indefinitely.

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With this, scientists will
be able to perform experiments

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that they never could
on a {wing human being.

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Growing like crabgrass.

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Free of charge!

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Well, how many vials do you want?

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Known as "HeLa,"
this cell strain

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has since been given to laboratories
around the world.

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Used by doctors and scientists
is perform experiments and research,

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starting with Dr. Salk’s polio vaccine.

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Who owns the patent
on this vaccine?

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The people, I would say.

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There is no parent.

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would you patent the sun?

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Did you know the donor?

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No. No, but towards the end of her life,

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I leaned over her hospital bed.