Replicative immortality

Replicative immortality – telomeres shorten in normal cells but are maintained by telomerase in cancer cells

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Replicative immortality: telomeres shorten in normal cells but are maintained by telomerase in cancer cells

A detailed scientific illustration of replicative immortality, depicting telomeres shorten in normal cells but are maintained by telomerase in cancer cells. Use it in cancer biology papers, graphical abstracts, posters and lecture slides about oncology. Part of the Sciicons Cancer Biology pack (Pro), delivered as an editable SVG with named layers.

Format: SVG (editable vector). License: Sciicons Pro license. Courtesy: Sciicons. Part of the Cancer Biology pack.

Keywords: Cancer Biology Pack, Sciicons Pro, telomeres, telomerase, replicative immortality, cell division, cancer biology, oncology, tumor, cancer

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