[ SECRET POST #2120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2120 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Late to the game, I know, but theoretically, if the mutation effects one of the genes that make sure other mutations are repaired, all kinds of changes in lots of different genes could arise from that.

That doesn't change the fact that it would most likely end up as the "superpower" to develop all kinds of fun cancer... :/
I'm sure almost anyone would love to get rid of that particular "superpower"...

[(Anonymous)]

and that's the basis of how cancers actually (if i remember correctly, one of the breast cancer gene mutation does that). cancer is not only the diseases of proliferating cells but also constantly turning on genes for duplication and switching off 'cell death'.

so in some odd fashion, cancer can be seen as a 'superpower'...
it's actually very interesting to see how deadpool, who has terminal cancer deal with having a healing factor as 'superpower mutation' (totes did a paper on this too)