Cell differentiation refers to the process by which cells from the same origin gradually develop into groups of cells with different morphological structures and functional characteristics.
The result is that cells differ spatially, while temporally, the same cell differs from its previous state.
Its essence lies in the selective expression of the genome across time and space. By activating or deactivating the expression of different genes, signature proteins are ultimately produced.
Under normal circumstances, cell differentiation is irreversible. However, under certain conditions, differentiated cells can also become unstable, and their gene expression patterns can undergo reversible changes, returning them to an undifferentiated state. This process is called dedifferentiation.
Luthor explained it in great detail, but broadly speaking, he was still hinting rather than stating it outright. Even so, Su Ming understood.
"In other words, what you're looking for is the universe's own 'genome' in its most primordial state, before selective expression occurs. No differentiation means countless possibilities, while still retaining the potential for cell division."
"More or less. You can think of it that way." It was impossible to know what expression the bald man wore over on Earth, but his voice sounded somewhat eager. "So what I've really been searching for is a way to turn myself from a Hybrid back into a human, hehe."
"Tch, then what about Batwoman?" Deathstroke clicked his teeth, making a dissatisfied sound.
"You're asking me? Then you've got the wrong person. You should ask Joker, or perhaps Clark." Luthor's voice returned to calm, carrying a faintly teasing tone. "Because I really don't know Batwoman well. I tested her not long ago, but clearly, she doesn't trust me at all, much less share her secrets with me."
"Hm? What? Didn't Bruce come over there to attend a wedding?" Superman's message in the team channel