Given Henry's current ability to decipher portions of Kree Technology and Skrull Technology, he naturally found the development of Earth's biotechnology terribly backward when he looked back on it.
Especially since he had researched dementia for Katharine Hepburn's condition. He was not simply using achievements from alien machinery to belittle Earth's biotechnology; he had also figured out quite a few things in the field of alien biotechnology.
Still, as developing Earth biotechnology, it had some imaginative projects that were genuinely eye-opening.
Henry just did not know whether those projects had been abandoned by the Kree or the Skrull Empire for some reason, or whether they had never considered them at all. In any case, the alien encyclopedia Henry had obtained contained no related records or explanations.
When it was Bruce Banner's turn to present his latest research on nanomicroorganisms, his assistant was a striking brown-haired beauty. Only after the brief introduction did Henry learn that she was Betty Ross.
Bruce Banner's research was actually similar to stem cell therapy. The difference was that he did not cultivate human stem cells outside the body before transplanting them back in.
Instead, he synthesized another kind of microorganism and introduced it into the human body. He then used special radiation energy to power the microorganisms and mark the desired target area, allowing the nanomicroorganisms to know where to repair wounds or regenerate limbs.
The problem they currently faced was one common to most biotechnology research: microorganisms were not machines that could be switched on and off at will.
Once nanomicroorganisms were activated by radiation energy, they often continued functioning without stopping. Like cancer cells, they kept multiplying the tissue they were meant to repair, unable to stop, and ultimately killed the test subject instead.
Thus, the current research focused on precise dosage control