phenotype is unpredictable. Amy All that is known is that she is a female born to different parents than Lulu and Nana, and her race and parentage are completely unknown. The pseudonym "Amy" was given to her by journalist Vivien Marx. Legal status As of 2023, there are no established legal statuses, treaties, or agreements regarding mutants. Currently, all mutants are under the control of the People's Republic of China's government, and it is unclear if they are guaranteed basic human rights, such as reproductive freedom, freedom of movement, or education. While the creation of mutants is illegal in many countries, the genome editing technology used to create them is simple and can be implemented using standard molecular biology tools and artificial insemination skills. This suggests that new mutants could be created in the future, without waiting for legalization. It remains to be seen how society will treat mutants born illegally or due to a legal vacuum, as well as second-generation and beyond mutants. Potential enhancements The first three mutants are reported to have been granted enhanced brain function, in addition to the known resistance to HIV infection, due to the CCR5 mutation. References