Genetic Mutations and Disease Correlation

Yo, skibidi vibes here! Picture this: the mutated gene distribution in Africa is like a goon dancing on the edge of survival, battling malaria. Sickle cell anemia? It is a sigma mutation, lowkey harmful but also a dank shield against malaria. Those somatic mutations? They are like wild cards, sometimes leading to cancer, sometimes just chilling. Histology swoops in, like a toilet on the street, revealing the secrets of cells to diagnose diseases. Biopsies? They are the ultimate ship to navigate through cancer detection, getting the real scoop on what is going down in those tissues. Sophie, I see you vibing with the science!