Biology told him that reptiles did not have stable sexual characteristics.
Especially in a genetic fusion product like a human turned into Godzilla, changing sex would be absurdly easy.
The integration of the Godzilla genes had completely disrupted his original genetic balance. Theoretically, as long as he made appropriate adjustments and interventions to his genes, he could completely change his sex and gain the ability to reproduce.
Of course, Professor Connors had no intention of doing that himself. What he wanted was to turn someone else into a mother matrix, allowing him to harvest a large number of eggs at once.
Professor Connors immediately took action. He first went to his genetics laboratory, one of his former secret labs. Fortunately, there was hardly anyone nearby at the moment, and he slipped inside without trouble.
The laboratory was filled with all kinds of advanced instruments and equipment—test tubes, petri dishes, microscopes, and everything else one could need.
He skillfully opened a drawer beneath the workbench and took out several syringes and various chemical reagents.
He bit open his own arm, collected a tube of blood, and then placed the sample under a high-precision microscope for observation.
Under the microscope's high magnification, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and other blood cells were clearly visible. Each had a different form and carried out its own life functions.
In particular, he noticed those specially treated cells that appeared to have fused with Godzilla genes.
Compared with ordinary cells, these cells displayed far more distinctive traits: their cell membranes were tougher, the organelles within their cytoplasm seemed to be arranged according to a more complex pattern, and their overall structures were denser and brimming with vitality.
Although the microscope could not directly reveal the mysteries hidden at the genetic level, the striking differences