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Cancer cells have really long telomeres, and they can divide indefinitely, and that is the problem with cancer: cancer is dividing cells that won't stop and they won't die.
Original Video：How Long Will You Live?
Key Vocabulary
1. telomere
telomere
[ˈte.lə.mɪr](n.)
2. indefinite
indefinite
[ɪnˈdef.ən.ət](adj.)
3. divide
divide
[dɪˈvaɪd](v.)
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Jasmine4 years ago
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309-06胡祐寧4 years ago
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Leong Yew Meng4 years ago
This is the double-edged sword of telomeres and telomerase.
Cancer cells have really long telomeres, and they can divide indefinitely, and that is the problem with cancer: cancer is dividing cells that won't stop and they won't die.
So, in a way, cancer is the immortal cell living within us.
So maybe we've developed the aging process, maybe we have telomeres that shorten for a very good reason because otherwise, they could become cancerous.
Jimmy4 years ago
Cancer cells have really long telomeres, and they can divide indefinitely, and that is the problem with cancer: cancer is dividing cells that won't stop and they won't die.
Tran.quoc.Dam.06064 years ago
Cancer cells have really long telomeres, and they can divide indefinitely, and that is the problem with cancer: cancer is dividing cells that won't stop and they won't die.
Hiếu Minh Nguyễn3 years ago