Jad Abumrad

Yeah, visit two sort of kicked butt.

She's on a roll here.

So after visit two, they got in the car, drove down the street to this place called Cydonet, which is where Thomas's liver ended up.

Liquid liver.

Yeah.

They went in, again, got a tour.

The whole thing.

The researchers then tell her that they had a little issue with Thomas's liver.

But then they told her that they were able to use it in an experiment.

Okay, half a rose there.

Half a rose, yeah.

And she says at one point as they were being walked around the place...

Now, Arupa Ganguly, just to switch to her for a second, she studies a kind of cancer of the eye called retinal blastoma, which happens almost exclusively in children.

And at this point, she doesn't know Sarah.

She has no concept of this whole search that's happening.

She is just studying eyes.

Now, she studies tumors, but she also needs healthy retinas in order to do her work.

Sad and frustrating, she says.

So she says often when the retinas arrive, which happens maybe once a year, and you pull them out of their packaging.

Like maybe you're trading on other people's misery.