Which sentence from the passage best supports the author's claim that Henrietta's cells have been widely used by scientists?
A) "If we went to almost any cell culture lab in the world and opened its
freezers, he told us, we'd probably find millions-- if not billions-- of
Henrietta's cells in small vials on ice."
B) I was a science journalist who referred to all things supernatural as 'woo-woo stuff'; Deborah
believed Henrietta's spirit lived on in her cells, controlling the life of anyone who crossed its path
C) who took that picture, but it's appeared hundreds of times in magazines.
D) "All it takes is one small mistake anywhere in the division process for cells to
start growing of control," he told us.