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I hope this leads to Dues Ex first... having nanocells OWNS!
 
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It'd probably be even more advanced than that, if they got it started properly. See, these would be organic cells, which means we'd look exactly the same, but could produce new traits and abilities, like say; a faster healing factor, a better immune system, eyes that see better in the dark (and in the light), more strength, more agility, more speed. In fact, they've modified a gene in a mouse/rat to make it a supersoldier. The only problem was that it became extremely violent, which is bad.
 
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They just need something that controls adrenaline and testosterone.
 
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What they did was double the amount of mitochondria in the mice or rats or whatever. This had the effect of making them live twice as long, be able to last twice as long, eat twice as much, and be five times angrier. It also made them unusually skinny, though, probably as a result of their incredible metabolisms (mitochondria-> powerplants of your cell)
 
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That might be a quick fix for obesity, though.
 
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America is going nuts at the thought.
 
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A quick fix that would also deal with population problems. Seeing as you'd kill each other down to what, a fifth of what you are now. Would be hilarious to get on TV though.
 
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Like I need another reason to laugh at America.

Wait, sorry. Let's not go there.
 
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What they did was double the amount of mitochondria in the mice or rats or whatever. This had the effect of making them live twice as long, be able to last twice as long, eat twice as much, and be five times angrier. It also made them unusually skinny, though, probably as a result of their incredible metabolisms (mitochondria-> powerplants of your cell)
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