Adult

... same end result: killing dividing cells. Cancer cells, typically, grow faster than normal cells in the body. Many cells do not actively divide in adult humans at all, these include e.g. neurons and muscle cells. Both irradiation and chemotherapy disrupt the cell cycle and thus mainly affect fast ...

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... same end result: killing dividing cells. Cancer cells, typically, grow faster than normal cells in the body. Many cells do not actively divide in adult humans at all, these include e.g. neurons and muscle cells. Both irradiation and chemotherapy disrupt the cell cycle and thus mainly affect fast ...

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Ah, WildFacts is likely correct, looking more closely at the markings on the side... The adult form is beautiful by the way!

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Yes. Delivery efficiency to cells in adult tissue will not be 100%. There are likely to be regulatory barriers (legal restrictions). But, in principle it is possible.

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It may not be an adult human, it could be archaeological? In what context were these bones found, where they found as in the picture? What dating evidence is there?

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