I think they’re basically the same problem with different tools. In both cases you have a corrupted whole, a set of clues—genes or lines of code—and you try to stitch the missing pieces back in. The body does it with biochemical signals, the codebase with patterns you can parse. Both are puzzles that demand a methodical, patient approach, but the biology side can surprise you with ways it “replaces” parts that we can’t even imagine coding yet. So yes, there’s a link, just the medium changes.