PPT-Revisiting the “Legacy” of Henrietta Lacks and

HeLa Cells Ethics Considerations related to Tissue Ownership Christy Simpson PhD Department of Bioethics Overview Story of Henrietta Lacks Ethics aspects different readings Relevant considerations. Henrietta Lacks and Her “Immortal” Cells Hunter Kappel ‘14IOLOGn 1951, a scientist at the Johns niversity Medical Centor mroKton tro �rst swwyrtKv ruman cell line. He used And Her Cells (. HeLa. ). Scientific and Sociological Overview. Cell “Refresher”. Potter, JJ, . HeLa. Cells (Differential Interference Contrast Microscopy). The cell is the basic unit of . life . Poor African American female farmer.. Suffered from malignant cervical cancer and died in 1951.. George Otto . Gey. obtained some of her cancer cells from a biopsy and propagated them creating the first human immortal cell lines.. HeLa. Cells. The first immortal cell line. In 1951 she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. Cell culturing. For years scientists have been trying to grow human cells outside of the body. This could be used for research.. Henrietta Lacks. By Rebecca Skloot. ELA Grade 6. Compelling Question:. Explain how ethics, race, medicine, and scientific discovery impacted Henrietta Lacks and her family. .. 1. 2. Chapter One. : L. 1 Audience Questions & Responses RESEARCH ETHICS QUESTIONS Note: the responses below have been compiled by the CYW Research Team to the best of their knowledge 1. How can we encourage black people Born August 1, 1920. Died . October 4. , 1951 . Henrietta Pheasant Lacks and. David (Day) . Lacks (Married on. April 10, 1941). David (Sonny) Lacks Jr. (Then and Now). Lawrence Lack. 1. st. born child. Moved from the south to Baltimore when she was 23. Married. Had 5 children. Problem. February,1951- she discovered vaginal bleeding/spotting – went to hospital. Howard Jones, a Hopkins physician, found a smooth eggplant-hued tumor on Henrietta's cervix. . Born August 1, 1920. Died . October 4. , 1951 . Henrietta Pheasant Lacks and. David (Day) . Lacks (Married on. April 10, 1941). David (Sonny) Lacks Jr. (Then and Now). Lawrence Lack. 1. st. born child. B In 1951, a woman named Henrietta Lacks was diagnosed with cervical cancer, and a sample of her cancerous tis - sue cells were taken — without her knowledge or consent — and grown in a petr HeLa is a human epithelial adenocarcinoma cell line that was derived from biopsy specimens of a 31year old patient named Henrietta Lacks who was being treatedfor cervical cancer at The In spring 2013 Steve Silberman enjoys a moving account that probes racial and ethical issues in medicine through the story of the young mother whose death from cancer led to the first immortal cell lineOne day in 19 Standards and Assessments. Standards. Assessed Standard(s). RI.9-10.3. Analyze how the author unfolds an analysis or series of ideas or events, including the order in which the points are made, how they are introduced and developed, and the connections that are drawn between them.. Ieok Cheng Chang. In the 1950s, there was . an African-American woman called . Henrietta Lacks. . She and her husband were poor farmers . growing tobacco for living.. When she was paregnant with her fifth child, she found out .