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Interestingly, the same is true for mammals. Mammalian cells have contingencies to maintain the growth/accuracy balance, but sometimes the accelerator is hit s
by jszymborski 6y ago
Interestingly, the same is true for mammals.
Mammalian cells have contingencies to maintain the growth/accuracy balance, but sometimes the accelerator is hit so hard that it blows through the checks and balances and becomes a tumour. The further the checks and balances are corrupted, the more likely that organism is likely to become a malignant cancer.