How HeLa/GFP Cells Enhance Cancer Research and Cellular Tracking
Cancer remains one of the most challenging diseases to understand and treat. Researchers are continuously searching for new ways to study its development. One of the most important tools used in laboratory research is “HeLa cells” (human cervical cancer cell line).
These cells were originally taken from a cancer patient named “Henrietta Lacks” in 1951. These cells can divide and grow continuously, making them ideal for research. Researchers add Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) to increase its effectiveness, which makes the cells glow under specific light and helps them to study their behavior.
Read this post to learn how HeLa/GFP cells are advancing cancer research and cellular tracking.
What Are HeLa/GFP Cells?
HeLa cells were the first human cells to be cultured and kept alive o...