Row 30068

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You still have to make 10\^23 of these proteins and they have to be atomically perfect. If you screw up even one atom you need to separate that out with something like chromatography. Some of these proteins like the dimerize also. If that happens and you don't remove basically all of it then your body will treat it as a foreign invader and go destroy it but the specificity is not high enough so it will attack the monomer also. Since these are human analog proteins that is REALLY bad and there is no cure. Imagine you don't have enough red blood cells and you take a medicine that makes more red blood cells, if your body thinks that medicine is a threat because of dimerization your immune system will wipe out the molecule in your body that is a precursor to red blood cells and within a few hours ALL your red blood cells will be gone.

CPUs can have much higher failure rates than this.

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text You still have to make 10\^23 of these proteins and they have to be atomically perfect. If you screw up even one atom you need to separate that out with something like chromatography. Some of these proteins like the dimerize also. If that happens and you don't remove basically all of it then your body will treat it as a foreign invader and go destroy it but the specificity is not high enough so it will attack the monomer also. Since these are human analog proteins that is REALLY bad and th…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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