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[SPEC] The Interferon connection
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 		Also when dealing with alien infectious entities, I think a few leaps of the imagination can be made with the mechanics of all this.. Wink
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MConnalley wrote:
possibly a fungal bacterium that decomposes matter at an incredible rate, causing a shock mutation in the genes and doesnt stop and continues when physical contact is made with another organism.

just like when your food or coffee when left out grows mold and fungus from the food spoiling, except and 100x the speed.


hold on... there are fungal bacteria? See, now this is why I should have taken biology in high school... damn guidance counselor.

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 		well no i did some research i believe theres no such thing as fungal bacteria but maybe this type of bacteria "filamentous bacteria" is a cause?

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 		The Flood do create spores like a fungus. Then again, they inhabit a host then burst from that host to inhabit new carriers like a virus. Yet, the slideref shows us a bacterium that's supposedly to be the Flood. Perhaps the Flood is the apex of all disease. A disease that combines its intelligence and adapts to spread rapidly. It could be engineered that way.

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 		yes quite possibly so

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