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+ | '''Thelusian flu''' was an exotic [[rhinovirus]], harmless to [[Human]]s. |
The [[Darwin Genetic Research Station]] on [[Gagarin IV]] had developed Human children who had aggressive [[immune system]]s, capable of attacking disease organisms before they entered a Human body. The children's [[antibodies]] sought out and attacked Humans infected with the Thelusian flu, a fact not discovered until [[2365]], when the entire crew of the {{USS|Lantree}} was killed after exposure to the children. |
The [[Darwin Genetic Research Station]] on [[Gagarin IV]] had developed Human children who had aggressive [[immune system]]s, capable of attacking disease organisms before they entered a Human body. The children's [[antibodies]] sought out and attacked Humans infected with the Thelusian flu, a fact not discovered until [[2365]], when the entire crew of the {{USS|Lantree}} was killed after exposure to the children. |
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| − | In mid-2365, the [[first officer]] of the ''Lantree'' suffered a case of Thelusian flu. Shortly thereafter the ''Lantree'' stopped at Darwin Station. |
+ | In mid-2365, the [[first officer]] of the ''Lantree'' suffered a case of Thelusian flu. Shortly thereafter, the ''Lantree'' stopped at Darwin Station. |
| − | The first officer transmitted the disease to the rest of the ''Lantree'' crew, who began aging at a rapid rate, and later died. The station personnel also contracted the disease, as did Doctor [[Katherine Pulaski|Pulaski]] later, until a cure was discovered, using the [[transporter]] to revert a person's |
+ | The first officer transmitted the disease to the rest of the ''Lantree'' crew, who began aging at a rapid rate, and later died. The station personnel also contracted the disease, as did [[Doctor]] [[Katherine Pulaski|Pulaski]] later, until a cure was discovered, using the [[transporter]] to revert a person's [[gene]]tic pattern to a previous transporter trace or [[DNA]] code. ({{TNG|Unnatural Selection}}) |
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| + | {{bginfo|In the final draft script for {{ENT|Shadows of P'Jem}}, the Thelusian flu is referenced as part of dialogue that was scripted for but not ultimately included in that installment. [[Hoshi Sato]] cited the virus as an excuse for [[Commander]] [[Charles Tucker III|Tucker]] being absent when [[Vulcan]] [[captain]] [[Sopek]] wanted to speak to him, Hoshi claiming that Tucker was in [[Sickbay]] because Dr. [[Phlox]] believed he had contracted the illness. Remarked Hoshi, "''It's very rare and highly contagious.''"}} |
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Revision as of 02:36, 14 October 2015
Thelusian flu was an exotic rhinovirus, harmless to Humans.
The Darwin Genetic Research Station on Gagarin IV had developed Human children who had aggressive immune systems, capable of attacking disease organisms before they entered a Human body. The children's antibodies sought out and attacked Humans infected with the Thelusian flu, a fact not discovered until 2365, when the entire crew of the USS Lantree was killed after exposure to the children.
In mid-2365, the first officer of the Lantree suffered a case of Thelusian flu. Shortly thereafter, the Lantree stopped at Darwin Station.
The first officer transmitted the disease to the rest of the Lantree crew, who began aging at a rapid rate, and later died. The station personnel also contracted the disease, as did Doctor Pulaski later, until a cure was discovered, using the transporter to revert a person's genetic pattern to a previous transporter trace or DNA code. (TNG: "Unnatural Selection")