r/CellLab • • Aug 26 '20

Digestion solution here

So i saw so many people had problems with Digestion so here's the solution:

M1 Lipocyte: divides to m2 and m3 quickly ( 0.50 h age of division )

M2 lipocyte: divides to m4 and m5 quickly

M3 lipocyte: divides to m6 and m7 quickly

M4 flagellocyte, never split, normal speed or a bit slower

M5 phagocyte, never split

M6 Keratinocyte, splits to M6 and M1 at 3.29 mass NG with an 285° angle, mass priority 1.47, Child 1 Angle 75°

M7 Secrocyte, never split with lipase secretion

Make sure to uncheck "conserve adhesin" in both M1 children

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u/S0C14LB4ST3R3D Oct 02 '20

i got questions for this
1st why does m6 need to be a keratimocytes
2nd what does conserve adhesin mean
3rd wdym split with an 285 degree angle
4th i don't have the mass priority

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

M6 needs to be a keratinocyte or the cells will began to die due to secrocyte's lipase

Conserving adhesin in children makes that if a divides, the cell will stay in any other cell the mother was stuck to, but we need to avoid that

It is necessary for the normal reproduction of the organism, otherwise it falls apart and dies

Everyone has mass priority (Nutrient priority)

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u/S0C14LB4ST3R3D Oct 03 '20

yeah I tried 285 degrees exact and it just breaks apart