Hello there! I'm rather new to the forums. This idea has intrigued me for quite some time and I've yet to find someone that can converse about it in person. However, I'm quite optimistic in finding someone on these forums that can grasp the comprehensive topic. I look forward to reading replies!
If the species Homo Sapiens were to archive their DNA in a way that could be replicated, permitting full organism development without requiring a parent; relying on means of artificial nurturing in an entirely sterilized environment for a prolonged duration of their lifespan. (25 years perhaps?) What immune system complications would this organism face when directly exposed to the natural world? Would they be able to adapt quickly enough before the cessation of life? How fast would infection spread and what infection form would they be the most likely to sustain?
I'm honestly looking for extreme immune system deficiency, I'd simply like to gather some knowledge pertaining to the subject. I wish to avoid techno-babble.