HeLa cells

HeLa cells are the first immortal human cell line, originally derived in 1951 from a cervical cancer biopsy taken from Henrietta Lacks—an African‑American mother of five—without her consent. These epithelial-like cells exhibit remarkable longevity and rapid proliferation, with a characteristic hyper‑triploid karyotype averaging 82 chromosomes (ranging from 70 to 164), high aneuploidy (100%), and a small telocentric chromosome found in 98% of cells.

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HeLa Cells

HeLa cells, derived from the cervical cancer cells of Henrietta Lacks, are an immortal cell line widely employed in biomedical research. The human cell line Hela has significantly contributed to significant research advances and continues to play a p