immortalize

Object

• cell: The activities of the two proteins can be dissected out by molecular techniques: E1A: Can immortalize primary cells in vitro.
• line: HeLa cells are the classic example of an immortalized cell line.
• beauty: Hindu artists have celebrated and immortalized the beauty of human bodies in bronze and stone for more than 5,000 years.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Why not immortalize your efforts by recording some of those magical numbers and putting them on a CD?
• conditionally: The research group is working on conditionally immortalized cell lines by analyzing their structural and functional biology in both health and disease.

Preposition: in

• film: Into slot machines won the contract no idea what immortalized in film.
• legend: You can grow from an inexperienced child into the most powerful being in the world, spoken of by all and immortalized in legend.
• song: It was this type of rum immortalized in the song ' The Old Black Rum ' by the Newfoundland folk group Great Big Sea.