596: C596 Prisoners of Death and Human Test

C596 Prisoners of Death and Human Test

Somatic cell nuclear transfer involves subcellular manipulation, which, when compared with in vitro fertilization, is associated with a greater risk of occasional loss of nuclear genetic material.

Natural reproduction of humans and animals, the proportion of embryos with genetic abnormalities. Less than 1%.

In vitro fertilization, the rate of gene abnormalities increased to 15%.

When it comes to cloning, the percentage will exceed 40%.

This was something the researchers could not tolerate. Even with the information Zhou Yi provided, they could not succeed overnight. During the process, there would be a lot of experiments and failures, and only then would they be able to obtain the harmless and mature technology.

And the success of cloning didn't mean all of it.

The later brain transplant surgery, also known as full-body transplantation, was more complicated than cloning.

The structure of the human brain was complicated to begin with. It controlled the endocrine, nerves, muscle movements, and so on. If one wanted to transplant the brain, it meant cutting off the spine of hundreds of millions of nerves.

As long as one was a human, it was impossible.

Gordon, however. Dr. Freeman and the other two saw a glimmer of hope. Using right-handed data, they may develop a stem cell that, after being injected into the spine, can regenerate severed nerve endings. In this way, at least the difficulty of the brain transplant operation could be overcome.

Zhou Yi stopped in his tracks. With his hands behind his back, the gaze formed by his eyes shifted to the inside of the glass. Inside a laboratory, there was Gordon. Dr. Freeman is starting an experiment.

Yes, it was an experiment, not an experiment.

It was an unprecedented and exploratory experiment. There were no data to compare with. One could only feel their way forward. Although it was difficult, it was necessary to carry out experiments in order to obtain feedback from the experimental data.

Ten healthy adult subjects, with a mean age of 27 years and gender identity, were white race with an average body weight of 70 kg.

These ten test subjects were neatly placed on experiment chairs. They were given intravenous anesthesia, lost consciousness, and their bodies were powerlessly relaxed.

Gordon. Dr. Freeman, dressed in a high-density fiber composite operating gown, looked down at the stripes on the head of the test subject under the invisible light, then clicked on the tablet computer next to him. The automatic laser device slowly shifted and aimed at the head of test subject number 11.

Compared with ordinary craniotomy, it is necessary to use several steps, such as cutting skin along the line, stopping bleeding, drilling with electric drill, etc., to open the skull with a fixed precise laser, and to use a large dose of aprotinin at the same time, which can effectively control and reduce the bleeding during the operation.

Not long after. Gordon. Freeman cut open the skull of Test No. 11 and removed the two hemispheres. He then put them into saline solution on one side, then removed the soft meninges and the arachnoid glands and washed the blood off them.

After which, his assistant walked up to him. Wipe down Gordon with a sterile tissue. The sweat on Dr. Freeman's forehead, and he moved to the side to examine it.

After slightly relaxing his body, Gordon was shocked. Freeman focused his eyes and used a thin blade to cut the gray matter in the right hemisphere. He inhaled 10 ml of normal saline into the syringe and put on the No. 8 needle. After a while, it was made into a 1: 1 suspension.

This process does not involve Gordon. Freeman did it himself. The deputies standing beside him were just using them at this moment.

Chi chi …

With a faint sound of mechanical rotation, the medical aids rotated the mechanical arm. Under the precise control of the central processing unit, the No. 6 needle slowly extended into the cerebral cortex of the tester.

Next, 12 test subjects were anesthetized with a variety of reagents. After that, the brain surface of frontal, parietal and temporal lobes of the right hemisphere was cut open with an automatic laser device, and the dura mater was then cut open. A portion of the cerebral cortex was removed.

Then, after a burst of hemostasis, Gordon C. Freeman injected brain tissue suspension into the wound, then covered the hemostatic sponge, and injected brain tissue suspension into the cortex around the wound.

After a final examination of the absence of hemorrhage, the dura mater was sutured to close the skull.

The whole process took more than half an hour. You can imagine the drain on energy, Gordon. Freeman was slightly out of breath, letting his assistant wipe the sweat off his forehead. He couldn't help but be surprised when he saw Zhou Yi outside the glass.

Zhou Yi nodded slightly at him. He just needed to tell him to pay attention to his own experiment.

Gordon. Freeman was a fanatic who loved his own scientific experiments. He had never had such conditions before, and his field of research had also received a lot of criticism from the society. He was having a terrible time.

Now that he had come to this strange and mysterious organization with the most advanced research equipment, endless research funding, and excellent research materials, it was like a paradise for him.

These past few days, he and the other two doctors had been madly absorbing the information provided by the organization. They felt that their originally closed vision had been broadened, and they were filled with hope for the future.2

Now that the experiment was started, he was stunned for a moment. Then he immediately turned his attention back to the test subjects and began to perform the same craniotomy on the rest of the test subjects.

The experiment this time was only an experiment, but after a few hours of surgery, it did not mean that the experiment was over. Over the next few months, the most important thing to do was to observe the ten test subjects and keep track of their condition.

For example, from the beginning of the next month, one of the test subjects was euthanized for histological observation, followed by histological observation.

The process was a little cruel, but Gordon Brown was a man of his word. Freeman believed that small sacrifices were not worth mentioning for the sake of scientific progress.

As for the condemnation from the outside world …

Gordon. Freeman smiled to himself. He was not afraid of anything here. With the protection of the organization, he only needed to focus on his research and not worry about any accidents.

Those vulgar people did not even know the progress of science, and often had to sacrifice a group of people.

Zhou Yi, who was outside the window, was completely oblivious to the frenzied Gordon. Freeman, what kind of crazy thoughts were these? If he knew, he would be surprised too. He had found the right person.

In fact, these experimental bodies were basically obtained through some methods by Morris. The criminals on death row, the scum outside of the law trial, these people themselves had committed unforgivable crimes. Rather than simply shooting them, it would be better to use their waste to atone for their sins.

Of course, when the final results came out, they would certainly not add their names to the list of researchers.

They would eventually be forgotten by history, and it would be nice to be a nameless hero.

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