VictorMedvil
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T-cell Gel Immune Response to Chickenpox
Basically, I was working around the lab and noticed something interesting. The T-Cell Gel has become infected with Natural Chickenpox which the T-Cell
Gel is killing the infected T-Cell Gel due to an actual immune response within the culture but has caused all the T-Cell Gel to clump up around the
infected T-cells which is pretty to see a culture display the same immune response properties of normal T-Cells. Soon, I will have a T-Cell Gel that
has the Antibodies for Natural Chickenpox Vectors if the healthy T-Cell Gel wins against the Infected T-Cell Gel, If not I will salvage it and make a
new Culture of Healthy T-Cell Gel.
(Green = Infected T-cell Gel, White = Normal T-Cell Gel attacking the Green)
![](https://i.ibb.co/LCnS82P/untitled.png)
![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/oVlCujxYeB5dLCP_XWq0eGBRERZCEQJ4kmx0y_THErQUUT-pXruH_sEnjBQr9uE3I4I_icZbECElZdXaV6fFS8wjuZwHmB5wAeoqafMlqYYfcULfLdO014TRrZV3IU6QFCp794TO)
In any case, I may post a update on who wins Virus Vs T-Cell Gel.
[Edited on 18-2-2019 by VictorMedvil]
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Tsjerk
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I see a ball of cotton photographed with a potato.
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