What are some differences between healthy cells and cancerous cells?
How do cancer cells differ from normal cells?
What are cancer cells? What are cancer cells? Why are they so dangerous? Why are cancer cells dangerous? Why are cancer cells immortal? What is the difference between stem cells and differentiated cells? What are different types of cells? How do animal cells and plant cells differ? What happens in cancerous glial cells? How do cancer cells cross the blood brain barrier? What are pre-existing cells? What is the difference between plant cells and animal cells? If a healthy person is injected with cancer cells will they get cancer? Why can't cancer cells in body be bathed in the solutions that kill cancer cells in the lab? How do doctors know if a tumor is primary or secondary? Do cancer cells adapt when they migrate like a carcinoma can become a sarcoma? What are the two major types of cells? What function do they serve? How long does it take for cancer cells in a tumor to replicate? If cancerous cells are injected into a healthy person, will he/she get cancer? Why or why not? How cancer cells attain immortality? What is mechanism behind it? If our immune system kills cancer cells daily, what happens in people that get cancer? What is the difference between naive and primed cells? How do cancer cells attain immortality, and what's the mechanism behind it? What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells, and what are its similarities? How do primary cell lines and secondary cell lines differ? How do individual cells know they are a part of a system and whether or not to stop or start producing new cells? If we are born with cancer cells, why doesn't everyone get cancer? How are red blood cells structured and how do they function? Why are cells different sizes and shapes? What is the difference between tumors and cysts? How do cells know? I have recently learned about cells and I read that cells come from existing cell. So, where was the original cell made and how?