Beibei roams the magical starry world

After Hong Hai'er and his group passed through the whirlpool of the water pool, they saw a wide underground space in front of them.

Rows of fluorescent lights are installed above this space to illuminate the entire area. Below are laboratories, observation rooms and other studios separated by glass walls. Behind the studios is an isolated area.

The group of people walked along the passage and came to a laboratory with a sign indicating the chief expert. The laboratory was spacious and brightly lit.

Various microscopes, centrifuges, PCR equipment and other advanced scientific instruments are placed on the wall shelves.

In the middle of the laboratory is a huge experimental table with various glassware, test tubes and reagents placed on it.

In the left area of ​​the laboratory, there is an advanced gene sequencer and a computer used to analyze and edit gene sequences. Various genetic maps and experimental flow charts are posted on the wall.

In the right area of ​​the laboratory, dozens of sterile incubators are placed on rows of shelves for cultivating cells, microorganisms and genetically modified organisms.

At this moment, in the incubator, various organisms are growing and multiplying under suitable conditions, providing necessary materials for experiments.

Under the shelf is a high-performance liquid mass spectrometer used to analyze and detect chemical components in experimental samples.

In a corner of the laboratory, there is a large desk with a water glass, a laptop, several experimental notebooks, some professional journals and an old diary.

Beibei casually picked up the old diary and couldn't help but read through it.

It turns out that this is the office of Dr. Biomutation. This diary was written by Dr. Biomutation when he was young, and he has always carried it with him as an adult.

In the study room of an ancient castle in America, a little boy limped up, climbed up the high bookshelf, and took down a thick medical book.

His name is Oliver, the third son of the owner of this castle. He suffered from congenital polio since he was a child, so he walks with a limp and his body bends sideways when standing.

America is a place that advocates competition. Girls in school like boys with excellent athletic performance.

However, Oliver's congenital defects prevented him from being worshiped and was ridiculed.

However, as a child of a nobleman, his inherent dignity, challenge, and fearless spirit allowed him to look at himself calmly.

He found that he had a smart mind, a strong will, and was not afraid of failure or ridicule. He even believed that congenital polio was a gift from God.

"Repair him and show the world your strength and wisdom." Oliver seemed to hear the voice of God in his heart.

From then on, Oliver began reading every medical book he could find.

Although some treatment methods were mentioned in some books, Oliver had little effect every time he tried, and was more disappointed and frustrated that there was no effect.

However, Oliver firmly believes that there must be a cure, but he just doesn't know it yet.

So, he applied to enter the best medical university in the Americas.

Once, during an exchange between school departments, Oliver talked with a PhD in biology about his physical condition and the purpose of studying medicine.

The doctor of biology suggested that Oliver pay more attention to genetic knowledge and the latest research journals.

By reading relevant information, Oliver learned that genetics is a branch of biology that focuses on the study of the structure, function, variation, expression and interaction of genes.

Gene therapy is the use of genetic engineering methods to modify the human body's genes to treat hereditary diseases, cancer, infectious diseases or other diseases.

Oliver suddenly realized that this was the direction he was pursuing, and soon he left medical school and entered the School of Biology.

For more than ten years, Oliver became fascinated by the world of genetic research.

Every gene is so wonderful. The combination and arrangement of these genes to form a complete human being can only be a masterpiece of God.

Oliver tried to repair the genes of some defective small animals, but after human intervention, unknown situations ensued. In the end, Oliver could only take extreme measures to free the small animals and himself from the endless variables.

Only then did Oliver deeply realize that perfection and flawed perfection are both a kind of perfection that cannot be understood and touched by humans at present.

Oliver once again fell into pain, confusion, loss, and depression.

One day, Oliver was wandering in the park listlessly, bored, and aimlessly.

Inadvertently, he saw a white-haired old man boxing slowly.

Oliver seemed to be suddenly attracted. He watched every move of the old man carefully. Although he could not say that he was flowing smoothly, he could still see that there were inherent rules in every move and gesture.

There was a "bang" in Oliver's mind, and he suddenly remembered that he had paid too much attention to the study of a single gene in the past, and ignored the inherent laws of the overall combination of genes.

Therefore, after you artificially change a single gene, the internal operation of the entire gene combination chain is destroyed. It is like an old man suddenly adjusting one of his movements during boxing. The old man will feel awkward while boxing, thus destroying its original rules.

At this moment, the old man finished his punching and began to pack his things.

Oliver walked over with a smile and asked: "Old gentleman, are slow punches good for the body?"

The old man looked at the slanted middle-aged man, curious about the baby's appearance, smiled and said, "Young man, only he knows whether it is useful or not."

As he spoke, the old man patted his chest.

Oliver recalled the old man's words: "My research in the genetic field is like the old man's boxing. It is progressing slowly. But whether it is useful or not, I know in my heart. As long as I keep persisting and experimenting every day, one day It will show up physically.”

Oliver's eyes became brighter and brighter. He hurried back to the laboratory and immersed himself in the research of genome chain.

Soon, he discovered that there were certain differences in the gene combination chains of humans, different animals, and different plants. Only with a complete understanding of these gene combination chains could gene repair work begin.

A few years later, Oliver developed the first human genetic map and announced it to the world, which immediately shocked the entire medical and biological communities.

Decades later, Oliver miraculously repaired the genetic defect of his congenital polio, and he became a normal person and a medical authority.

At this point, Oliver's research on genes was out of control, from humans to various animals, and from animals to various vegetation.

Finally, we delve into the study of gene optimization of species structure.

Oliver created all kinds of weird plants and animals, for which he was called Doctor Biological Mutation.

When Oliver reaches eighty years old, he suddenly realizes that he may be approaching the end of his life.

He looked back at his body again. He felt that this gift from God was not only a surprise of polio, but also a second gift of human lifespan, but he had ignored it before.

So Oliver began to study which genes played a positive or negative role in human lifespan.

This is a very complex research topic, and when Oliver entered his 90s, his lifespan genetic research was still in disarray.

At this time, he was annoyed that he was late in researching this area, and it was at this time that the American witch came to visit.