First came a three-dimensional animation of a genetic chain. The complex DNA helix spun rapidly before his eyes!
Immediately afterward, one of the base pairs suddenly changed. Song He recognized it as the pair he had modified at the very beginning.
The entire DNA chain suddenly exploded, rearranging itself into a bizarre higher-dimensional structure!
The modified base pair had originally been at the end of the chain, but now it had moved to the front, connected by dotted lines to several base pairs ahead of it.
The next second, the entire DNA chain returned to normal and began demonstrating the second modified base pair. The process was the same, but much faster, leaving Song He dazzled.
At last, the results appeared.
You modified 48 base pairs, 44 of which were invalid modifications, producing junk genes 4 valid modifications. The number of Green Eye Bug photoreceptors doubled, making it more sensitive to light
Song He continued observing the Green Eye Bug under the microscope.
He had modified so many genes, yet he had actually managed not to kill it. The Green Eye Bug in his field of vision was even more lively now, wriggling back and forth curiously.
The Green Eye Bug's vision improved, and it suddenly realized how beautiful the world was.
The Green Eye Bug was enthralled by light.
The Green Eye Bug was enthralled by light.
Song He watched for a long while. The Green Eye Bug kept swaying its body, gazing drunkenly at the world's light through its photoreceptors, until an evil rotifer wandered over and killed it.
It did not struggle at all before death. It continued gazing at the world wistfully, casting one final glance upon it.
The Green Eye Bug was dead, and Song He fell into thought.
He mentally reviewed the