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And if you can reprogram a cell, then you can change the cells in those organs.

So if you can change the cells in those organs, maybe you make those organs more radiation-resistant.

And over the last few weeks, George Church has been in the news a lot because he's been talking about taking one of these programmable cells and inserting an entire human genome into that cell.

You go from one cell, mom and dad coming together to make one cell, in a cascade to 10 trillion cells.

Maybe you splice in Deinococcus radiodurans so that the cells can resplice after a lot of exposure to radiation.

You destroy all the bone marrow in the cancer patient with massive doses of chemotherapy, and then you replace that marrow with several million healthy marrow cells from a donor.

And then you do everything you can to make sure that those new cells engraft in the patient.

My cells might attack her body.

And her body might reject my cells.

Would that teach our cells to do the same?

And I told her that after the transplant, all of the blood flowing in her veins would be my blood, made from my marrow cells, and that inside the nucleus of each of those cells is a complete set of my DNA.

Here I am with my marrow cells after the harvest.

And here is my brave, brave sister receiving my cells.

So we could have just stopped there, but Christine had also used Calypsol before as anesthesia, and a few years ago she had seen that it seemed to have some weird effects on cells and some other behavior that also seemed to last long after the drug, maybe a few weeks.

We're a group of computer scientists, mathematicians, engineers and a cancer researcher, who understood that in order to cure the sickness of a system as big as government, we needed to examine the whole body, and then we needed to drill down all the way from the organs, into the tissues, all the way to single cells, so that we could properly make a diagnosis.

The very cells that run the show must be corrupt to the bone.

It also opened up new capabilities, like the ability to have ranges of cells.

But if it wasn't, you'd stay there for days or weeks, and every day the guards would come down to the cells and haggle with the debtors about the price of release that day.

The silver bullet in this case are tiny vesicles, little escape pods regularly shed by cells called exosomes.

Once thought to be little bins for unwanted cellular waste, it has been found that cells actually communicate by producing and absorbing these exosomes which contain surface receptors, proteins and other genetic material collected from their cell of origin.

Not meaning it kind of sits around inside cells going, "I want to get copied."

Chemical fuel cells take hydrogen and oxygen, and they can combine them together and you get electricity.

Of course these microbial fuel cells, they contain microbes.

Well, viruses are good at infecting cells.

Facts like prisoners in the US can be kept in solitary confinement cells that are smaller than the size of an average parking space.

If you can get these electrons up to a higher energy, so about 1,000 times higher than this tube, the X-rays that those produce can actually deliver enough ionizing radiation to kill human cells.

Once inside the body, HIV infects cells that are part of the immune system.

It particularly targets helper T cells, which help defend the body against bacterial and fungal infections.

HIV is a retrovirus, which means it can write its genetic code into the genome of infected cells, co-opting them into making more copies of itself.

During the first stage of HIV infection, the virus replicates within helper T cells, destroying many of them in the process.

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