Su Hao returned to the laboratory once more, found a comfortable spot to lie down, and sent his consciousness into Marble Space.
He opened the gene research log and began reviewing the research progress item by item.
"Gene Initiation Sequences labeled; Gene Termination Sequences labeled..."
"Comparison of gene sequence differences between ordinary humans and Zhu Huo People as follows. The gene database sequencing has been compared, and the functions of some Gene Fragments have been labeled..."
"Comparison of gene sequence differences among ordinary Zhu Huo People as follows. The functions of some Gene Fragments have been labeled..."
"Ordinary Zhu Huo People Gene Fragments have been partitioned. The sections are as follows: non-coding region, normal coding region, database, armory, controller..."
"Comparison of gene differences between ordinary Zhu Huo People and Level 1 Inhumans as follows: the database, armory, and controller contain a large number of inserted fragments, while the non-coding region contains a small number of inserted fragments..."
"Cas9 artificial synthesis files organized and available for consultation at any time..."
"Forward and reverse experiment testing in preparation..."
Su Hao kept scrolling down, confirming the progress of his research before beginning to formulate his next plan.
"There is still one problem that has not been solved: how to artificially synthesize Cas9—or rather, how to synthesize CEISPR-Cas9—so that genes can be edited at will."
The difficulty lay in the fact that this world had no corresponding technology or experimental equipment. There was no industrial foundation, leaving him helpless.
It was not that Cas9 could not be synthesized. Su Hao dared to conclude that the "Transformation Chamber" beside the stomach could automatically synthesize large quantities of CEISPR-Cas9 to modify Gene Fragments. But that was not the result Su Hao wanted.
What he was thinking was this: he could rely on the "Transformation Chamber"