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Rather, the main cost of the extractor is ''time''. Each extraction takes 12 hours and has a cooldown of 12-20 days per person. And you'll get an entirely random set of genes; there's no protection against duplicate gene packs, for instance. Players that desire to use xenogenetics should plan ahead. Both colonists and [[prisoner]]s can have their genes extracted. If you want a specific xenotype's gene, then try and capture as many prisoners of that xenotype as possible, even if you don't want to recruit them. Don't shy away from extracting colonist genes, either - the extraction process is a very minor penalty, unless a colonist is currently suffering through a [[disease]].
 
Rather, the main cost of the extractor is ''time''. Each extraction takes 12 hours and has a cooldown of 12-20 days per person. And you'll get an entirely random set of genes; there's no protection against duplicate gene packs, for instance. Players that desire to use xenogenetics should plan ahead. Both colonists and [[prisoner]]s can have their genes extracted. If you want a specific xenotype's gene, then try and capture as many prisoners of that xenotype as possible, even if you don't want to recruit them. Don't shy away from extracting colonist genes, either - the extraction process is a very minor penalty, unless a colonist is currently suffering through a [[disease]].
  
In return, even simple [[xenogerm]]s can provide major benefit. For example, [[neanderthals]] have [[Genes#Robust|Robust]] gene, reducing ''all'' damage by ×75%. With a Great <skill> gene, it becomes very easy to reach (and maintain) a level 20 skill. Virtually every [[xenotype]] has at least one gene worth extracting and using. Don't be afraid with installing "incomplete" xenogerms; each xenogerm completely overwrites the last, and only costs 4 [[herbal medicine]] to implant.
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In return, even simple [[xenogerm]]s can provide major benefit. For example, [[neanderthals]] have [[Genes#Robust|Robust]] gene, reducing ''all'' damage by ×75%. With a Great <skill> gene, it becomes very easy to reach (and maintain) a level 20 skill. Virtually every [[xenotype]] has at least one gene worth extracting and using. Don't be afraid with installing "incomplete" xenogerms; each xenogerm completely overwrites the last, and only costs 4 industrial [[medicine]] to implant.
  
 
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