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No. Once all "blueprints" of a disease (its RNA or DNA) is gone it is gone. In a worst case nature comes up with a similar one by mutating something similar, b
by skinkestek 6y ago
No. Once all "blueprints" of a disease (its RNA or DNA) is gone it is gone.
In a worst case nature comes up with a similar one by mutating something similar, but then it is still a new thing.