The closest I've been able to get to answering this question is an article from Microsoft titled Azure SQL Database Benchmark Overview. This writers performed a benchmark scenario on each one of the Azure SQL tiers and measured the results in terms of Transaction per hour/minute/second.
The stable growth of HeLa enabled a researcher at the University of Minnesota hospital to successfully grow polio virus, enabling the development of a vaccine, and by 1954, Jonas Salk developed a vaccine for polio using these cells.
The gene responsible for HGPS is called LMNA (pronounced âlamin-aâ). Within this gene there is a change in one piece of DNA that is responsible for Progeria. This type of gene change is called a point mutation. The LMNA gene makes a protein called Lamin A, which is an important protein for most cells of our bodies. Lamin A is found in the cell nucleus (the part of each cell that contains the DNA), and helps maintain the shape and function of the cell. The point mutation compromises that cell integrity, causing Progeria.