Technical Regulation

After training with Engineer Qu, Shen Qi and the others had mastered how to operate the XT80.

After Engineer Qu left, the doors to the biological laboratory at the Shen Qi Research Center were shut tight.

"Han Meng, we're about to begin."

"Let's do it. I'm ready."

Han Meng lay naked on the experimental table, tubes stuck all over his body.

The first gene they edited in Han Meng was the prostate cancer gene.

Shen Qi, the lead operator, used the XT80 to knock out Han Meng's harmful mutated genes and inject healthy genes into his organs.

Genes were nucleic acid molecules, and every atom, free radical, and heterocycle within each molecule played its own role.

The molecular-level operation continued, and Han Meng's mutated diabetes genes were corrected.

Next came severe depression, liver cancer, heart failure...

They modified 57.8% of Han Meng's genes, including those suspected of being faulty.

The gene-editing surgery was a success. Han Meng didn't die right there in the lab.

Han Meng got dressed and thanked Shen Qi and the others. "Thank you. You've given me a new life."

Shen Qi and the others expressed their respect for Han Meng. "Thank you for your contribution to science."

From that moment on, Han Meng was biologically a completely new person.

This gene-editing experiment had specific importance and academic value for Shen Qi's research group.

Through hands-on experimentation, they had confirmed that known human diseases could be prevented through genetic technology.

By performing Gene Therapy on Han Meng, they had accumulated valuable experimental data.

But this valuable experimental data couldn't be turned into a paper for public release.

Previously, some scientists had performed Gene Therapy on babies born to AIDS patients and been harshly criticized by international organizations.

The Gene Therapy Shen Qi and the others had performed