Luckily, there are several safety mechanisms in place to protect us from
rogue cells when something does go awry.
There is evidence to suggest the gene originally controlled stem cells or immune response, and was only later co-opted to defend animals against
rogue cells when they became large and long - lived.
Not exact matches
Teratomas are what can happen
when some of the pluripotent stem
cells go
rogue and differentiate uncontrollably.
The mistakes arise
when fast - growing «
rogue cells» contaminate
cell cultures and swamp the correct
cells.
One theory is that they arise
when immature egg
cells go
rogue.
Understanding that process would in turn help explain what goes wrong in an autoimmune disease like type 1 diabetes,
when those immune
cells go
rogue and turn the attack inward.
Cancer begins
when a
cell goes
rogue — mutating its DNA, dividing uncontrollably.
Free radicals are the equivalent of
rogue agents in your body that cause damage
when they react with important
cells.