Is it possible to use dependency injection within mixing in typescript/angular?

What I have:

export const MyMixin = <T extends Type<MyClass>>(Base: T): T =>
  class extends Base {
    constructor(...args: any[]) {
      super(...args);
    }
  };

Now I want to add the method myMethod(), which uses a Service. I try this:

 export const MyMixin = <T extends Type<MyClass>>(Base: T): T =>
    class extends Base {
      constructor(injector: Injector, ...args: any[]) { // ???? throws ts-error (2545)
        super(...args);
        this.myMethod();
      }

      private myMethod(): void {
        this.injector(SomeService).doSomething();
      };
    };

Typescript doesn’t like my new constructor. It throws:

A mixin class must have a constructor with a single rest parameter of type ‘any[]’.ts
(2545)

A similar question was asked 4 years ago: why do typescript mixins require a constructor with a single rest parameter any[]?

Muhammed Albarmavi served a solution (/a/56749960) which basically defines a global class with static methods, which serves the Injector. It works, but it feels like a anti-pattern.

Is there a solution, where I can use “clean” dependency injection on mixins?