Theory 1A Addendum 3

Using a programmed device, rather than the marrow cube, allows for more accurate, and preferable results: current attempts at engineering T-cells to target cancer have been largely effective in targeting the cancer’s peptides, thus the device’ breeding chambers would be filled with these as well, release of these into the body evaded by a thin membrane whose pores allow cells to pass forth, yet thin arms extending from these cells do not allow them to escape, and the elasticity of this membrane simply urges them back into the chamber.  This device could detect the number of cells in the body by marking those that have already passed with a harmless capsule on the surface, that will be dissolved once the total number has been counted, by a T-cell programmed to detect this marker, yet rather than destroy or consume the cell, it releases the dissolving agent for the marker, removing it. This device could more accurately account for aging, and cell reduction in addition to using specially engineered cells armed with thin limbs that latch onto a cell, and move it into position, guided by a receptor on their surface, that detects chemical signals issued forth by the device, allowing for a swifter, and more accurate replacement of cells that have succumbed to age.

The device avoids clotting the blood, or disrupting ordinary flow of blood, by being housed within a small chamber of bone inserted into the chest, or shoulder. Leading to it, are several small veins of engineered cells, closed by a sphincter at the electric signal of this device, allowing it to isolate itself if so desired.