How much alcohol can you expect to make, knowing how much sugar you put in ? Easy. The theoretical yield is 51.1%, but you will get less than this, around 48% because you lose some of the sugars to forming the small amounts of other alcohols, esters, etc (eg 480 g (610 mL) of ethanol for every 1 kg sugar).
In 1938, Henry Turner wrote the first paper describing Turner syndrome. In 1956, as a result of studying Henrietta Lacksâ cells, scientists were able identify 46 chromosomes in the human cell (prior to that, they thought there were 48). In 1986, I found out I have Turner syndrome.
By 1950, when Henrietta Lacks walked into Hopkins Hospital complaining of abnormal bleeding, George and Margaret Gey had spent almost thirty years trying to establish an immortal human cell line. With this, they hoped to find a human model that researchers could study and manipulate for multiple generations so that someday they might find a cure for cancer.