At the Academy of Life Sciences, research into the New Organ had already been given top priority.
After ending the call with Lin Qi, the scientist returned to his workstation.
Several human bodies hung inside the clean, sterile laboratory. These Gene Modifiers had not activated their personalities, so strictly speaking, they could not yet be called human.
They were high-molecular polymers produced on factory assembly lines, with only an exterior structure that closely resembled humans.
As long as the scientists could accept this viewpoint, they would not actually have any psychological problems.
The bodies had already been sterilized and were still alive. After being rinsed again and sprayed with a layer of disinfectant, they were laid flat on the operating tables.
Many scientists came over and began trying to remove the new organs, along with the parts connecting them to the nerves.
The surgery required extremely delicate and steady skills. The slightest tremor could ruin a Gene Modifier worth tens of thousands.
Although Lin Qi had not set any thresholds for them or required them to complete specific tasks by a certain time, everyone still tried their best to minimize unnecessary losses.
There was actually a small detail worth mentioning here. Gene Modifier bodies that had been used and were no longer needed were generally not incinerated. Instead, they were sent directly back to the factories.
They were soaked in a special solution and eventually broken down into liquid nutrients transported into cultivation bags, becoming part of the raw materials used to cultivate the next batch of products.
Of course, this only applied to Gene Modifiers. Only Gene Modifiers could be accepted for recycling and reprocessing. Natural humans, on the other hand, were all incinerated and destroyed.
The entire surgery was recorded by high-definition cameras so scientists around the world