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by kinj28
178 days ago
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What I meant was there are collection of genes responsible for error correction. If there is a failure in duplication then these genes have not done their job. Thought experiment, again as a layman, was to see if these genes responsible for error correction at the base level can be fixed or bolstered and that will act like a cancer vaccine. But looks like from other comments that this is even more harder! |
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