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>The "seaweed" coating is alginate, which prevents the immune system from attacking the foreign cells. If the immune system can't get at it, wouldn't it be mor
by TheSOB88 16y ago
>The "seaweed" coating is alginate, which prevents the immune system from attacking the foreign cells.
If the immune system can't get at it, wouldn't it be more prone to infection?
- sudont 16y agoA tissue, probably. Small cellular packets would, if compromised, burst open and then be exposed to the immune system.