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I agree with you, there’s probably a lot of epigenetic activity going on in response to environmental factors. On the other hand, these things can probably be
by pazimzadeh 2y ago
I agree with you, there’s probably a lot of epigenetic activity going on in response to environmental factors.
On the other hand, these things can probably be studied and identified. There is an organ shortage for transplantation, which historically peaks in times of peace. One idea is to genetically modify animals to make them more immunologically compatible. I could see a world where being able to control every aspect of the development process allows for more suitable organs (less risk of infection, etc).
- jncfhnb 2y ago> There is an organ shortage for transplantation, which historically peaks in times of peace. That sounds unlikely to be true. I’m curious where you’re getting that from?
- pazimzadeh 2y agosorry I don't remember the source. not super critical to the argument though
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