The familiar pitch-black interface appeared on the computer, deep and mysterious.
Song He briefly recalled the base-modification process he had watched hundreds of times, and his fingers began to move.
"Tap tap tap tap tap tap..."
The rapid mouse clicks sounded like machine-gun fire. They were not the random shots of a rookie gunner, but the bursts of a veteran machine gunner—alternating in length, scattered yet concealing a well-ordered rhythm.
Points of different colors spread across the screen, gradually reconstructing into a bizarre high-dimensional shape.
It was precisely the high-dimensional folding process of DNA that Song He had witnessed the first time he modified a base pair!
Thousands of points were distributed through space, their positions completely scrambled. Every tiny detail could affect the whole, so there could not be the slightest mistake.
If an ordinary researcher tried this, remembering it would be completely impossible. They could only rely on photographs or similar aids to attempt a reconstruction, and even then they would have to repeatedly adjust the positions. The entire process would take at least three or four days.
But in Song He's hands, the reconstruction was one hundred percent accurate after only a few minutes!
"Interesting..." Song He furrowed his brows slightly and studied the shape on the screen.
He tapped the keyboard, shifted the positions, and began reconstructing the second base-modification process.
Then the third, fourth, and fifth...
Soon, a full ten high-dimensional structures appeared on the computer screen!
Song He's expression turned ugly. With his mathematical ability at the platinum rank, he still could not see any pattern!
Could the shape and structure differ among algae from different species?
He searched his memory and quickly brought up six more high-dimensional structures, all representing base-pair changes in Pennate Diatom.
They were now from the same species, yet