How cancer cells attain immortality? What is mechanism behind it?
How do cancer cells attain immortality, and what's the mechanism behind it?
Can immortality be achieved by blocking death genes? Is immortality possible for human being? Cells in the human body constantly die. Where do all the dead cell dissipate? How do cells that have died accumulate and grow into malignant tumors? Is immortality possible from a scientific point of view (enhanced human)? Will biologically engineered immortality be probable to occur during the next 80-100 years? Could human immortality ever be possible? Is immortality theoretically possible? What are cancer cells? If our immune system kills cancer cells daily, what happens in people that get cancer? Why can't cancer cells in body be bathed in the solutions that kill cancer cells in the lab? Can a human achieve immortality by 2040 with nanotechnology? What are cancer cells? Why are they so dangerous? Why is immortality scientifically impossible? Could humans achieve immortality within the next 100 years? If cancerous cells are injected into a healthy person, will he/she get cancer? Why or why not? What happens to cells in our bodies when they die? Does chemotherapy kill cancer cells? Why are cancer cells dangerous? Why is the cure for cancer so elusive? Can cancer cells survive in oxygen? If a healthy person is injected with cancer cells will they get cancer? How do cancer cells differ from normal cells? How long does it take for cancer cells in a tumor to replicate? What are some thought-provoking stories about humans discovering immortality? What happens in them? If we are born with cancer cells, why doesn't everyone get cancer? What are the cancers which cause immediate death? Is it possible that the HeLa immortal cell line could cause an infection or cancer? Is there any body part in which cancer cannot develop? What is the life cycle of human cell? How much cancer cell takes energy as compared to normal cells?