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| Above: One of my body’s cytotoxic T-cells gets ready to show that punk virus the meaning of justice.<\/td><\/tr><\/table>The arrests are happening at a decent pace I’m sure, but things won’t improve around here until we can catch the bad guys faster than they can make copies. This isn’t as easy as it sounds. Unlike arrests performed against humans, these guys don’t turn each other in. Tough guys. Code of silence, all that. Doesn’t matter. We’ll get them in the end. We always do.<\/p>\n On the upside, cellular pillaging is a capital crime and justice is swift for the captured. Enzymes come in an chop the guilty into smaller pieces as a warning to the others. (Which they never heed. They always<\/em> have to do things the hard way.)<\/p>\n In the process of rounding up and killing these outlaws, we are taking a very close look at them and making some custom B-cells that will stick around long-term. They will walk a beat, keep an eye on things, and sound the alarm if they spot any of these types trying to sneak in again. <\/p>\n |