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[cruc1al]

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

Actually, shepard isn't just human, he's an undead human. Maybe during lazarus, cerberus did something to his... NVM. I'm a chemist and a biologist (honors highschool) and despit tali's dextro DNA, Enhancement of human dna is possible to create viable offspring.

Sn0wst0rm wrote...

Does anyone bother to read through threads before they post? Stick meet dead horse.

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[sirandar]

Delta426 wrote...

Unless you engineer the hybrid "child" in a lab from scratch, or two... You are more likely to impregnate a chimp.

Much much much much more unless part of the Quarian life cycle involves assimilation of other genomes and the Quarian homeworld has all kinds of different genetic material and protein structures.

But think of this,  there are 22 amino acids each with it's unique structure plus modified forms.  Many more are possible but not used.  Hard to say exactly how many potentially useful forms of amino acids there are.  These fit together in an almost uncountable number of possibilites to form proteins.  Even very small changes are enough to block human human mating.

The chances of two species independantly coming into existance during the same timeperiod and in locations accessible to eachother is close to zero unless there are very very strong selection for almost exactly our solution to the genetic problem of life.  Our solution would have to be almost the only one.  Probably not although NO DATA comes to mind. 

BUT, its a game so enjoy your fantasy, its not much more wild than some of the other things in ME

Modifié par sirandar, 11 mars 2010 - 11:35 .

[AventuroLegendary]

sirandar wrote...

Delta426 wrote...

Unless you engineer the hybrid "child" in a lab from scratch, or two... You are more likely to impregnate a chimp.

Much much much much more unless part of the Quarian life cycle involves assimilation of other genomes and the Quarian homeworld has all kinds of different genetic material and protein structures.

But think of this,  there are 22 amino acids each with it's unique structure plus modified forms.  Many more are possible but not used.  Hard to say exactly how many potentially useful forms of amino acids there are.  These fit together in an almost uncountable number of possibilites to form proteins.  Even very small changes are enough to block human human mating.

The chances of two species independantly coming into existance during the same timeperiod and in locations accessible to eachother is close to zero unless there are very very strong selection for almost exactly our solution to the genetic problem of life.  Our solution would have to be almost the only one.  Probably not although NO DATA comes to mind. 

BUT, its a game so enjoy your fantasy, its not much more wild than some of the other things in ME

All 23 of the chromosomes in a basic cell is not compatible with quarian cell unless, like I said, DNA enhancement and stimulation. Although, it is risky