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I think the title is a pun. The cells, as cancer, are immortal. But they will also be immortal for much longer than a typical patient's cancer cells because he
by djacobs 16y ago
I think the title is a pun.
The cells, as cancer, are immortal. But they will also be immortal for much longer than a typical patient's cancer cells because her particular cells have been commandeered for research.
- lkrubner 16y agoI was complaining about this sentence, which uses the past tense and which sounds like it is about a specific individual: "Today I found out there was once a woman who had immortal cells."