Ninja World: Insect Princess From Konoha

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

This can cause distortion in the human body, and the probability of benign changes is slim.

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

Theoretically, just in theory, with Chakra's genetic backup and control splicing, there will be no mistakes.

However, there is one exception.

Mei Ji looked at Hitomi.

Is it true that the genes in the body of a ninja, or a blood successor, cannot be spelled incorrectly?

It can’t be said to be a misspelling.

The gene spliced ​​by the control chakra is correct, but this re-spliced ​​gene may have something extra.

Although the probability is low, it is not impossible.

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

In other words, as an Uchiha, it is possible to splice the blood of the Senju clan.

The possibility is not zero.

The human genome project that Meiji had previously sent to Orochimaru was intended to read genes.

It’s just about reading genes.

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

Meiji herself has this kind of technology, no, ability to directly edit genes without requiring additional technology to operate.

Therefore, the genome testing plan was handed over to Orochimaru.

It's useless to know how to read it, Orochimaru can't precisely control and edit genes.

This is also Meiji's own problem. She can control it, but the problem is that she can't understand it, which makes it impossible to edit accurately.

This database is too huge and vast, and the contents in it are all gibberish to Mei Ji.

Therefore, Meiji doesn't know which section of the gene is useful and which section is useless. The method is to interrupt the gene chain and use the repair of the gene to splice two different sets of genes to read a specific section of the gene. After the gene fragment is judged to be useful, a large number of copies are made and the previous operation is repeated.

Until a specific benign mutation product is developed.

The result was about the same, but a little different from what was expected.

Here's why.

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

Genes are slender molecules that break easily, so cells have many ways to weld broken genes back together.

This makes the situation very clear.

Comparing the high-energy particles of chakra radiation to a cutting blade, after cutting off a certain section of genes, the next thing is very simple.

Cells will repair genes and directly connect broken genes together.

If the repair is as good as before, then it's okay, everything will continue as before.

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

If you keep cutting and cutting, and the cells are constantly repairing genes, there is a slight chance that they will be repaired incorrectly. Once the sequence of the gene changes, the file of the gene will become completely garbled, and there is a certain probability that this gene will be damaged. Loss of original function.

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

It would be okay if it wasn't that important.

People may be fine.

But it could also be a deformation, something missing from the body or a disease.

It is also possible that important executable files of the program have been deleted and the entire program cannot execute and crashes.

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

For example, if you break a stick, the broken surfaces are not so tight and can be directly connected back together.

The same is true for genes. A few bases will be lost in the broken place. How will the cells repair themselves in this case?

The cells don't know what the genes should look like, but it's okay. All animals are diploid, which means they have two copies of the genes. Although the two copies of the genes may not be exactly the same, it's okay to serve as backups for each other during repair.

The problem now is that both genes are gone.

It is simply impossible to back up each other and repair them by patchwork.

Therefore, a third backup is needed for comparison.

In this way, it seems to be solved, but an important problem arises.

The problem is that cells don’t know where the backup they need is or what it looks like, so what the cells do is take the broken gene segments and compare them 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.

The cells will then decide that this is a template for repair.

The problem is, they seem similar, but they are different.

As a result, genes are modified.

Just use it.

After all the repairs have been done, then change them back?

The body is very lazy.

So, absolutely impossible.

Be ruthless and kill yourself. Just bear with this little problem.

For Meiji, based on this, gene manipulation means cutting off a certain gene and replacing it with another gene, adding or deleting genes, or even designing a new gene segment. Such a simple matter, to this point, life has become too important to Meiji. It's just mud that can be kneaded into any shape, but that can only be accomplished after understanding all the genes.

But now, Mei Ji only feels that one head is bigger than the other.

If the gene needs to be repaired, the gene segment will be compared with the backup, and then similar gene segments will be found as a template for repair.

The result may be that it looks like you are cultivating the Byakugan, but it is very possible to cultivate a pair of Sharingan.

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

Now, this is what is happening to Hitomi. w

Meiji sighed.

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

Meiji hopes that nothing will happen.

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

But the other backup has been damaged and cannot simply back up each other and restore it to its original state.

It can only be backed up against the genes recorded by Chakra.

But who knows what data is recorded in Hitomi's chakra, Byakugan? Sharingan? Samsara Eye? Clean eyes? Tenseigan?

The probability is very, very, very low.

Basically impossible.

But not zero!

"Hitomi" Mei Ji shouted.

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

"Are you okay?" Meiji asked.

"It's okay." Hitomi replied calmly, looking in the direction of Mei Ji, but her eyes did not fall on Mei Ji.

This is not like nothing happens!

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

Is it an illusion? A little black spot appeared in Hitomi's eyes, just like the black pupils of a normal person, but it was too small and looked like dust. After appearing briefly, it disappeared.

"If you feel uncomfortable, tell me as soon as possible."

Mei Ji said in a deep voice.

"Yes, I understand." Hitomi nodded obediently.

Next, continue your work.

In the laboratory in the village, the insect clones were carrying out intense pharmaceutical projects under the control of Meiji, and a large number of black parasites were flying throughout the room.

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

Especially for fine control, it is easier to use than hands.