Definition of HeLa cells in English:

HeLa cells

plural nounˈhiːləˈhelə ˌselz

Human epithelial cells of a strain maintained in tissue culture since 1951 and used in research, especially in virology.
Example sentencesExamples
- Moving to us, there are standard cell lines from human kidney or liver, and then there are the famous HeLa cells, one of many from human tumor sources.
- A limited amount of producer cells was overlaid with an excess of indicator HeLa cells, characterized by uncolored nuclei.
- Fig.7 shows that cell proliferation is further restricted to the colony border in HeLa cells grown over a longer period.
- Figure 3 shows typical staining patterns for uninfected and infected HeLa cells, which were used as controls.

Origin

1950s: from the name of He nrietta La cks, whose cervical carcinoma provided the original cells.

Definition of HeLa cells in US English:

HeLa cells

plural nounˈhelə ˌselz

Human epithelial cells of a strain maintained in tissue culture since 1951 and used in research, especially in virology.
Example sentencesExamples
- Figure 3 shows typical staining patterns for uninfected and infected HeLa cells, which were used as controls.
- Moving to us, there are standard cell lines from human kidney or liver, and then there are the famous HeLa cells, one of many from human tumor sources.
- Fig.7 shows that cell proliferation is further restricted to the colony border in HeLa cells grown over a longer period.
- A limited amount of producer cells was overlaid with an excess of indicator HeLa cells, characterized by uncolored nuclei.

Origin

1950s: from the name of He nrietta La cks, whose cervical carcinoma provided the original cells.

单词	HeLa cells
释义	Definition of HeLa cells in English: HeLa cells plural nounˈhiːləˈhelə ˌselz Human epithelial cells of a strain maintained in tissue culture since 1951 and used in research, especially in virology. Example sentencesExamples Moving to us, there are standard cell lines from human kidney or liver, and then there are the famous HeLa cells, one of many from human tumor sources. A limited amount of producer cells was overlaid with an excess of indicator HeLa cells, characterized by uncolored nuclei. Fig.7 shows that cell proliferation is further restricted to the colony border in HeLa cells grown over a longer period. Figure 3 shows typical staining patterns for uninfected and infected HeLa cells, which were used as controls. Origin 1950s: from the name of He nrietta La cks, whose cervical carcinoma provided the original cells. Definition of HeLa cells in US English: HeLa cells plural nounˈhelə ˌselz Human epithelial cells of a strain maintained in tissue culture since 1951 and used in research, especially in virology. Example sentencesExamples Figure 3 shows typical staining patterns for uninfected and infected HeLa cells, which were used as controls. Moving to us, there are standard cell lines from human kidney or liver, and then there are the famous HeLa cells, one of many from human tumor sources. Fig.7 shows that cell proliferation is further restricted to the colony border in HeLa cells grown over a longer period. A limited amount of producer cells was overlaid with an excess of indicator HeLa cells, characterized by uncolored nuclei. Origin 1950s: from the name of He nrietta La cks, whose cervical carcinoma provided the original cells.
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