Cell (disambig)

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Cell could refer to:

• Prison cells:
  • Auschwitz, located in Poland, the concentration camp at which Hana's grandmother is interred.
  • Clark County Prison, the prison listed on D.L.'s inmate record card.
  • The Mexican jail in which Garcia incarcerated Alejandro.
  • Moab Federal Penitentiary, located in Utah, where about 200 evolved humans are held in the future.
  • Nevada State Penitentiary, from where D.L. escapes his cell after being wrongly incarcerated.
  • Peter's holding cell, located at the Odessa Sheriff's Department in Odessa, TX, where Peter and Claire discuss regeneration.
  • The Tanzanian jail, located in Tanzania, in which Hana is briefly held.
  • The Women's Correctional Facility, located in Las Vegas, NV, in which Niki is incarcerated.
• The Company's holding cells:
  • Adam's cell, located in Primatech Research in Hartsdale, NY, where Adam Monroe is held.
  • The duplicates' cell, located in Primatech Research, where Julien's rogue clones are held.
  • Matt's cell, located at Primatech Paper Co. in Odessa, TX, where Matt Parkman is held.
  • Matt Neuenberg's cell, located at a Company facility where Matt Neuenberg is held.
  • Noah's cell located in Primatech Research in Hartsdale, NY, where Noah Bennet is held.
  • Noah's cell, located at Primatech Paper Co. in Odessa, TX, where Noah Bennet is held.
  • Peter's cell, located in Primatech Research in Hartsdale, NY, where Peter Petrelli is held.
  • Sylar's cell, located at Primatech Paper Co. in Odessa, TX, where Sylar is held and attacks Eden.
  • Ted's cell, located at Primatech Paper Co. in Odessa, TX, where Ted Sprague is held.
• Other uses:
  • The cell phone used by Mr. Bennet to speak to his boss, receive messages from Thompson, and which Hana uses to communicate.
  • Rapid cell regeneration, the ability to regenerate cells at an increased rate.