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The folks over at @dreamworksshera did a DTIYS waaaay back on instagram earlier this year and I had fun with this one
We need more Catra Spending Time With Other Cats content
@communist-hatsunemiku i misclicked and deleted the ask 😔
this is the video i got most of that info from
as your cells divide the dna can get fucked up due to mutations and usually that’s fine, dna is degenerative and so multiple combinations can code for the same thing to mitigate mutations but sometimes u can get so fucked over that a nessicary part of your dna becomes corrupted, say for example, the part that tells your cell to stop replicating
cancer is just when this happens, and the cell keeps replicating and making more copies of a corrupt cells, creating a tumor. these tumors of corse block things like blood vessels or can spread to places we really don’t want them to be
going back to the fact that blue whales are really big and their cells are really small, this means that they would need a REALLY big tumour to start to be affected. and so a small tumour keeps growing and growing, it’s cells replicating until wait. a mutation!
cancer cells are still body cells and thus just as susceptible to mutations. this means that they are able to fuck up and mutate to the point that suddenly, they start attacking themselves or stop replicating at all (not sure which it is i havnt seen the video for a while). Thus a tumour will destroy itself before it becomes a problem
Ok tbh never heard of hypercancer, which is a terrible term like lets be real. Most people's understanding of cancer is limited, calling something hypercancer... i work in healthcare ik the difference between hypo and hyper but most people will see 'hypercancer' and think youre a walking zombie, or something
Hypercancer is when cancer gives itself cancer, a cancerous tumor's cells are constantly deforming and changing and evolving, in a broken way, such that a tumor can be at war with itself. The larger the animal, the more this is likely, compounded with the larger the size of the creature, the more 'defenses' its cell has, because it wouldnt have gotten so big if its cells were shit at replicating. So the organism is simaltaneously constantly fiighting cancer but also really fucking good at fighting cancer
@communist-hatsunemiku i misclicked and deleted the ask 😔
this is the video i got most of that info from
as your cells divide the dna can get fucked up due to mutations and usually that’s fine, dna is degenerative and so multiple combinations can code for the same thing to mitigate mutations but sometimes u can get so fucked over that a nessicary part of your dna becomes corrupted, say for example, the part that tells your cell to stop replicating
cancer is just when this happens, and the cell keeps replicating and making more copies of a corrupt cells, creating a tumor. these tumors of corse block things like blood vessels or can spread to places we really don’t want them to be
going back to the fact that blue whales are really big and their cells are really small, this means that they would need a REALLY big tumour to start to be affected. and so a small tumour keeps growing and growing, it’s cells replicating until wait. a mutation!
cancer cells are still body cells and thus just as susceptible to mutations. this means that they are able to fuck up and mutate to the point that suddenly, they start attacking themselves or stop replicating at all (not sure which it is i havnt seen the video for a while). Thus a tumour will destroy itself before it becomes a problem
Ok tbh never heard of hypercancer, which is a terrible term like lets be real. Most people's understanding of cancer is limited, calling something hypercancer... i work in healthcare ik the difference between hypo and hyper but most people will see 'hypercancer' and think youre a walking zombie, or something
Hypercancer is when cancer gives itself cancer, a cancerous tumor's cells are constantly deforming and changing and evolving, in a broken way, such that a tumor can be at war with itself. The larger the animal, the more this is likely, compounded with the larger the size of the creature, the more 'defenses' its cell has, because it wouldnt have gotten so big if its cells were shit at replicating. So the organism is simaltaneously constantly fiighting cancer but also really fucking good at fighting cancer
Something that completely flew over my head (I am not very observant), I was rereading chapter 87: Winged Lion II to re-check some things about dungeons and I just now realized the ancient humans weren't from the current races we know.
They seem to have characteristics from several of the human races together, and some of them even seem to have fur (like demi-humans?)
It's even implied that the lifespan differences and physical differences (the two asking for muscles and using magic in the background) were due to the Demon granting wishes
I did notice this part but I didn't realize this was probably part of the source of the race differences rather than the races already being different and wishing for different things.
So at some point the human races might have been even more closely related, before a powerful being influenced their evolution.
I almost missed it but yes! There's also a mention about the common language being created due to the Demon, which honestly makes a lot of sense?
Lots of fantasy worlds have an universal language that's spoken by most of the world but that's almost impossible realistically right? That's pretty cool.
@communist-hatsunemiku i misclicked and deleted the ask 😔
this is the video i got most of that info from
as your cells divide the dna can get fucked up due to mutations and usually that’s fine, dna is degenerative and so multiple combinations can code for the same thing to mitigate mutations but sometimes u can get so fucked over that a nessicary part of your dna becomes corrupted, say for example, the part that tells your cell to stop replicating
cancer is just when this happens, and the cell keeps replicating and making more copies of a corrupt cells, creating a tumor. these tumors of corse block things like blood vessels or can spread to places we really don’t want them to be
going back to the fact that blue whales are really big and their cells are really small, this means that they would need a REALLY big tumour to start to be affected. and so a small tumour keeps growing and growing, it’s cells replicating until wait. a mutation!
cancer cells are still body cells and thus just as susceptible to mutations. this means that they are able to fuck up and mutate to the point that suddenly, they start attacking themselves or stop replicating at all (not sure which it is i havnt seen the video for a while). Thus a tumour will destroy itself before it becomes a problem
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