Full support!
Xia Xu naturally gave his wholehearted support to the research project Gu Haiming proposed. Applying for approval to launch this project was precisely why Gu Haiming had invited him over.
After learning more about the Second Heart, Xia Xu told Gu Haiming to get the project underway immediately, without another word. Whatever funding or equipment he needed, Xia Xu would provide it.
But what Gu Haiming needed most was neither of those things-it was people.
Star Sea Biopharmaceuticals had, after all, been restructured from Tonghe Pharmaceuticals, and the research institute had largely retained its original staff. Most of its researchers therefore specialized in pharmaceutical fields such as pharmaceutics.
Although medicine inevitably touched on biology, apart from a few researchers in fields such as biochemical pharmacy, those whose primary work was drug development clearly could not have studied it deeply enough to participate in genetic experiments.
As a result, the biological laboratory under Gu Haiming was now decidedly short-handed. He had only Ji Le, whose specialty was biochemical pharmacy rather than genetic engineering.
Different specialties were worlds apart, and the further technology advanced, the more specialized its fields became. Although Ji Le was also a three-star talent, there was still a gap. Assisting with research was no problem, but Ji Le was far from being able to offer Gu Haiming any real help.
Of course, as a genetic engineering expert with four-star talent, Gu Haiming had no problem conducting genetic experiments himself. It would simply be much slower.
But everyone had their own specialty, and some roles were not so easily filled.
Although the core research of the Second Heart project involved cultivating a cloned organ that could filter special protein and release pain-inducing substances, putting it to use would inevitably require implanting it in a human body.
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