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Mutation resistance is itself the result of mutation (i.e. evolution), and isn't anything particularly special among humans. And it's not just critical areas;
by stonogo 2y ago
Mutation resistance is itself the result of mutation (i.e. evolution), and isn't anything particularly special among humans. And it's not just critical areas; every cell in your body has enzymes that prevent mutation, both before and after a given replication.
- RaftPeople 2y ago> And it's not just critical areas True, but the resistance to mutations is increased in critical areas compared to other areas. Not all changes are equally likely.