Crataxian D-cell

The Crataxian immune D-cell was the highly ornate and effective K-cell evolutionary counterpart. It was a major constituent of Crataxian immune systems for over 250,000 years and was theorized to be a conglomeration of advanced forms of K-cells.

Cytophysiology
The D-cell contained a main central body containing the basic organelles found in humanoid eukaryotes. It contained 5 large organelles within it which protrude nearly a dozen or 1 12dozen tendrils. These tendrils work to localize the emissions of R-cells which locate pathogens, once near a virus the tendrils begin tearing apart the virus into incoherent chunks of proteins, genetic material, biogens, etc.

To prevent itself from becoming a host cell, the D-cell contains a complex internal structure of constantly moving and rotating spheroid cells which are covered by dozens of destructive neddle-like bumps. These rip apart all infectious compounds which enter the D-cell.

Fallibility
D-cells are famous for being invincible, able to obliterate the most complex diseases in hours and reinstate the bodies a 24 to 36 hours later. Although the D-cells are known to be fallible to two separate things.

Radiolysis
Exposure to x-rays, ultraviolet rays, and other