"Wait a moment..." Ren Ziling said as she pulled out her phone and began searching through an app. The results soon appeared. "Got it. Will Douglas..."
Will Douglas was a fairly famous researcher in the field of bioengineering. He had participated in the Human Genome Project in its early days. This project was not an independent organization or an individual's undertaking, but a grand endeavor jointly conducted by several of the world's major powers at the time.
A large number of different teams had participated in this massive project, which lasted sixteen years.
Finally, in 2006, the team Will Douglas belonged to published its gene sequencing results for the last human chromosome—the number one chromosome. From then on, the Human Genome Project entered its final stage, announcing that the interpretation of the human genome had reached 99.99 percent.
But over the next six years, Will Douglas was not satisfied with 99.99 percent. He hoped to completely decipher it, reaching one hundred percent. What he wanted was a complete blueprint, not this rough draft that seemed almost indistinguishable from completion.
Finally, seven years ago, Will Douglas once again advanced the 99.99 percent progress to 99.999 percent in his personal capacity. He even discovered, for the first time, a peculiar chromosome that had never appeared before. The discovery of this peculiar chromosome was called by the field of bioengineering "possibly the true Forbidden Zone of Life" and "the ultimate secret of God's creation of humanity."
Thanks to this enormous achievement, Will Douglas won the Nobel Prize in bioengineering the following year and became famous worldwide!
But interestingly, less than three months after Will Douglas received the award, a foreign media organization exposed it as "the most serious fraud in the history of biology." The so-called peculiar chromosome discovered by Will Douglas did