Half a year vanished in the blink of an eye, and Su Hao was now over eleven years old.
Su Hao, who had been wholly devoted to researching genes, made another breakthrough.
The breakthrough was not related to Cas9, but to research on Gene Fragments.
Through extensive comparisons, Su Hao extracted many Transcendental Gene Fragments.
From among those Gene Fragments, he separately catalogued and stored the ones with special functions in a document.
These special Gene Fragments included: Initiation Sequences, Termination Sequences, Scale Molecules, Hair Molecules, Bone-Matrix Molecules, Pattern Molecules, Enhancement Molecules, muscle coagulation molecules, Fiber Molecules, Transcription Molecules, Fractal Molecules, Control Molecules, Signal Molecules, and more. Su Hao had collected nearly a hundred functional Gene Fragments in total.
As Su Hao's future research deepened, the number of special fragments he collected would only continue to grow.
These functional Gene Fragments were like the smallest "unit Runes." Each segment had a certain function, but could only be inserted into specific Gene Sequences. Only after becoming part of a whole could they be transcribed normally and take effect.
These scattered Gene Fragments would become one of Su Hao's key research directions in the future.
Simply put, once he thoroughly understood these small fragments, Su Hao would be able to use genes as he pleased to encode a creature's form and functions.
Whatever he wanted, he could code it into existence.
The documents containing these Gene Fragments were Su Hao's most powerful toolbox. Combined with Runes, perhaps they truly could make anything possible.
"The only regret is that I still haven't found an Inhuman with the Prophet Sequence. It's as though people with this Sequence simply don't exist. They've hidden themselves far too well..."
Su Hao had just pushed open the door to the Laboratory when he saw Taini playing with