Ninja World: Insect Princess from Konoha

Chapter 299 Gene Repair

Generally speaking, gene damage will be repaired and spliced. In the case of data loss, splicing errors will occur.

This causes distortions in the human body, with very little chance of benign changes.

It will lead to human deformity, ugly and terrifying appearance, incomplete or extra limbs and so on.

In theory, just in theory, there is no error in splicing with Chakra's gene backup control.

However, there is one exception.

Miki looked at Hitomi.

Ninjas, or blood-inheritors, can the genes in their bodies really not be misspelled?

Nor can it be said to be a typo.

The gene spliced ​​against Chakra is correct, but this respliced ​​gene may have some extra things.

The probability is low, but not impossible.

Chakra has always recorded a lot of data, and before the gene is damaged and re-read the data splicing, it will read and splice out some things that I didn't have before but have.

In other words, as a Uchiha, it is possible to splice out the blood of the Senju family.

The possibility is not zero.

The Human Genome Project that Miki sent to Orochimaru before, the purpose of this project is to read genes.

It's just about reading the genes.

To manipulate genes, there is a lack of a technology that can edit genes.

Maggie herself has this kind of technology, no, the ability to edit genes directly, without the need for additional technology to operate.

That's why the genome testing plan was handed over to Orochimaru.

Knowing how to read is useless, Orochimaru cannot precisely control and edit genes.

This is also the problem of Maggie herself. She can control it, but the problem is that she can't understand it, which leads to the inability to edit accurately.

This database is really too huge and vast, and the content in it is all garbled characters for Meiji.

Therefore, Maggie does not know which part of the gene is useful and which part is useless. The method is to break the gene chain and use gene repair to splicing two different groups of genes, so as to read a specific part of the gene. After the gene fragments are judged to be useful, a large number of copies are carried out, and the previous operation is repeated.

Until a specific benign mutant product is bred.

The result is not bad, but a little different from the expected.

The reason is here.

Genes are so important to life, so cells will do everything possible to prevent genes from being tampered with.

The gene is a long and thin molecule, which makes it easy to break, so the cell has many ways to weld the broken gene back.

That makes the situation clear.

Comparing the high-energy particles radiated by Chakra to a cutting blade, after cutting off a certain gene, the next thing is very simple.

Cells will repair genes, will directly dock the broken genes together.

If it's restored as before, then it's fine, business as usual.

However, no matter how good a craftsman is, he will never make mistakes, not to mention that cells have no brains.

If you keep cutting straight and the cells keep repairing the gene, there will be a little bit of possibility of repairing mistakes, and once the sequence of the gene changes, it will cause the file of this gene to become completely garbled, which will lead to a certain probability that this gene will be damaged. Lost original function.

In terms of results, it is equivalent to deleting a section of files.

It's fine if it's not that important.

People are probably fine.

But it could also be an aberration, something missing on the body or a lesion.

It is also possible that important execution files of the program are deleted, and the entire program cannot be executed and crashes.

But chakra radiation is not a knife, and the cut is not so smooth, so another situation will happen.

For example, if you break a stick, the broken surface is not so tight, you can directly connect it back.

The same is true for genes. A few bases will be dropped in the broken place. How will the cell repair it under such circumstances?

The cells don't know what the genes should look like, but it's okay. Animals are diploid, that is to say, they have two copies of genes. Although the two copies of genes may not be exactly the same, it's okay to make backups of each other when repairing.

The problem now is that both genes are gone.

It is impossible to back up each other and make repairs.

Therefore, a third backup is required for comparison.

In this way, it seems to be solved, but the important problem has come.

The problem is that the cells don't know where the needed backup is and what it looks like, so the cell's approach is to compare the broken gene segments everywhere.

If you find a gene sequence that is similar to the sequence before and after the gene break in your hand to a certain extent.

Then the cell will judge that this is the template for repair.

Here comes the problem, it looks similar, but it is not the same.

As a result, the genes are modified.

Make do with it.

Repair all repairs, and then change back?
The body is lazy.

So, absolutely impossible.

Become ruthless and kill yourself, this little problem, bear with it.

For Meiji, based on this, gene manipulation is to cut off a certain gene and replace it with another gene, add or delete genes, or even design a new gene segment. Such a simple thing, to this point, life is so important to Meiji. It's just mud that can be kneaded in any shape, but that can only be done after reading all the genes.

But now, Meiji only thinks that one head is bigger than the other.

If the gene needs to be repaired, it will take the gene segment to compare with the backup, and then find a similar gene segment as a template for repair.

The result may be that it seems that the repaired eyes are supercilious, but it is very possible to repair a pair of sharing eyes.

Whether it was Uchiha's cheating, or Hinata's derailment, it's hard to say in the future.

Right now, this is happening to Hitomi.

Miki sighed.

Whether it's a good thing or a bad thing, Maggie doesn't know.

Miki hoped it was all right.

There is something wrong with Hitomi's eyes, and the genes in his body are busy working, comparing the broken gene segments everywhere.

But the other backup has been damaged, and it is impossible to simply back up each other and restore it to its original state.

Only the genes recorded against Chakra can be backed up.

But who knows what data Hitomi's Chakra has recorded, supercilious?Sharingan?Reincarnation eye?Clean eyes?Tenseiken?
The probability of this is very low, very low.

Basically impossible.

But not zero!

"Hitomi" Miki called out.

"Yeah." Hitomi, who was silently healing her injuries, replied in a low voice.

"Are you okay?" Maggie asked.

"It's okay." Hitomi replied vigorously, looking in Miki's direction, but her gaze didn't fall on Miki.

This is not all right!

Looking at Hitomi's pure white eyes, Meggie took a deep breath.

Illusion, a little black spot appeared in Hitomi's eyes, just like the black pupils of normal people, but it was too small, like dust, and disappeared after appearing for a short time.

"If you feel unwell, please tell me immediately."

Meiji said in a deep voice.

"Well, I see." Hitomi nodded obediently.

Next, is to continue your work.

In the laboratory in the village, under the control of Meiji, the worm avatar was carrying out intense pharmaceutical engineering, and a large number of black parasites were flying around the room.

They are Miki's most commonly used assistants and tools.

Especially in fine manipulation, it is better than hands.

　What's left at night is the ten watches owed.

　　It shouldn't be said like this. What I said before was ten shifts in two days.

　　I have two updates every day, so it is a short update of the sixth.

　　But there was one update before, so the answer is five updates.

　　Finally, the previous radiation issue was just to lead to today's paragraph.

　　Most of the purpose is this, and there are some incidental small goals.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)