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'''Chen-7''', also known as the '''One Day Plague''', was a pathogen capable of killing individuals within the space of a single day. Only species with [[binary vascular system]]s, including [[Apalapucian]]s and [[Gallifreyan]]s, were vulnerable to the disease. In the case of [[Time Lord]]s, [[regeneration]] would be impossible. | '''Chen-7''', also known as the '''One Day Plague''', was a pathogen capable of killing individuals within the space of a single day. Only species with [[binary vascular system]]s, including [[Apalapucian]]s and [[Gallifreyan]]s, were vulnerable to the disease. In the case of [[Time Lord]]s, [[regeneration]] would be impossible. | ||
When a Chen-7 plague threatened the planet of [[Apalapucia]], the Apalapucians created the [[Two Streams Facility]], which used [[temporal engine|temporal technology]] to isolate the patients and stretch out the day into a lifetime. ([[ | When a Chen-7 plague threatened the planet of [[Apalapucia]], the Apalapucians created the [[Two Streams Facility]], which used [[temporal engine|temporal technology]] to isolate the patients and stretch out the day into a lifetime. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Girl Who Waited]]'') | ||
[[Category:Diseases and illnesses]] | [[Category:Diseases and illnesses]] | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 16 September 2012
Chen-7, also known as the One Day Plague, was a pathogen capable of killing individuals within the space of a single day. Only species with binary vascular systems, including Apalapucians and Gallifreyans, were vulnerable to the disease. In the case of Time Lords, regeneration would be impossible.
When a Chen-7 plague threatened the planet of Apalapucia, the Apalapucians created the Two Streams Facility, which used temporal technology to isolate the patients and stretch out the day into a lifetime. (TV: The Girl Who Waited)
