Lareit wrote...
1490 wrote...
I think what would make Sheps cells toxic in this case is that because they are an entirely different protein construction, she would not have the enzymes to break them down and filter them out of her blood. In that case, the compounds would just float around her body and buildup, creating problems in places like capillaries where filtration of nutrients is a very sensitive balance and depends on the concentration of chemicals in the blood.
Or, Shep's proteins could improperly bind to her proteins to create unwanted effects, like the vasodilation we are talking about or cell fluid-shift that could make her swell up and lose blood volume from her vessels.
They don't enter the bloodstream unless they get digested. If they just pass through her system, as would be the most common scenario, she would just excreate it out later.
I think people jump the gun about the Dex/Lev based thing too much.
Yes it COULD kill her, but honestly such situations are rare. It's more a "why risk it" situation compared to a "dead if you touch it" one.
You could cook her a five course meal. She could eat all of it and be completely fine.
Or she could take a single bite of a sandwich and die.
Well, virtually everything you eat, good and bad, is absorbed in the intestine into the bloodstream. However, all the veins from the GI system empty into the liver first, so the liver has a chance to filter it before it goes anywhere else. Therefore, the liver would be one of the most likely places for her to become toxic because the chemicals would build up there, the next most likely place would be the brain because as her hepatic portal vein blocked off, the toxic blood would be pushed up back to her head.
I just spent three days writing a paper about this, lol




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