Where did the immortal cell come from?

Answer: Nowhere.​ Because there is no such thing.​ Even cancer cells die.​ And t.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Where did the immortal cell come from? Rui Silva, Science is my life and my work Written Fri Nowhere. Because there is no such thing. Even cancer cells die. And those cells are already like a genetic wildfire. Cancer cells have gained the reputation of "immortal cell... Read More » What is your best SEO plan for 2021? Chris O'Leary, 15 years experience as an Internet Marketing Strategist Written Dec 14 The same plan as I had in 2020 The same plan as I had in 2019 And 2018 2017. ... Read More » What will an average day be like for a human in 2050? David Weiser, Lives in Israel Written Dec 21, 2018 Different. Very different. To forecast 32 years in the future, we'll need to go back 32 years in the past, to 1986, and then another 32 years back in 1986's past, 1954. Som... Read More » Why don't birds have protruding ears? James Alexander-Rodriguez, War vet, former airline + IT tech, starving writer. Written 5h ago Actually, birds do have ears. What they don't have is what biologists call "auricles" and zoologists call "pinnas." Those are the things that stick out from the heads of pe... Read More » What is the best way to promote your freelance services? Andrew Davies, Branding & PR Executive at Go Media (2010-present) Written Dec 14 The first step is to create a professional-looking portfolio that would do most of the job for yourself. When you work as a freelancer, the potential clients will be intere... Read More » Who has the longest life span in history? Greg Long, former Mechanical Engineer Retired at General Motors Written Dec 14 If you count animals, it would be a giant tortoise named Jonathon. Jonathan, a giant tortoise born in the Seychelles islands, is still going strong. At 187 years old, he's b... Read More » Why do human mutations always seem to be degenerative instead of useful? Duncan Cairncross, Retired Engineer Written Sat Why do human mutations always seem to be degenerative instead of useful? Because the VAST majority 999,999 out of a million WILL be degenerative The majority of mutations eit... Read More » Does Morocco treat Western Sahara badly? Kenza Al Alami (كنز العلمي), lives in Morocco Written Aug 19, 2018 My answer will be short , simple and to the point. See the living conditions of the sahara before 1975 and after 1975. You will notice how much Morocco invested in those plac... Read More » What do you think are the greatest threats facing humanity right now? Alistair Riddoch, studied Philosophy & Ethics at York University Written Dec 13 Q: What do you think are the greatest threats facing humanity right now? None except our collective stupidity, and predilection for drama. "Threats facing humanity" is an exp... Read More » Why does a virus know that it has to mutate? Kimber Stout, MD, interventional cardiologist, FACC, physicist Written Thu It doesn't know (anything). It is a virus and has NO brain. It mutates because chemical/DNA/RNA bonds are not permanent. They get broken from time to time. (Sometimes it is ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/