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"Is there such a magical thing?"

After listening to Catherine explain the ability of this magical rubber ball, Jenny's eyes widened.

"However, I am not sure whether the S protein can create things like carbon nanotubes..."

As a one-dimensional nanomaterial, carbon nanotubes are light in weight, perfectly connected in a hexagonal structure, and have many unusual mechanical, electrical and chemical properties.

But carbon nanotubes are not something that can be synthesized under natural conditions.

This is a purely man-made product. Whether this man-made product can be synthesized by human proteins is still unknown.

This thing is not much bigger than an amino acid molecule. It is almost impossible to synthesize it.

"We don't need carbon nanotubes. If we have carbon nanotubes, can we achieve our goals with carbon nanotubes?"

Catherine settled for the next best thing.

"If carbon nanotubes are provided in the raw materials, maybe..."

Jenny murmured.

"As long as it can be synthesized, we can synthesize it. As long as we can find the right raw materials, it will be fine."

As long as the corresponding materials can be found, the S protein will piece them together - of course, in the order established by itself. However, it is not impossible to slightly change this order.

Maybe this is a bit troublesome, but at least the cost can now be reduced to one-tenth of the original, or even less.

"We can now synthesize S protein in the laboratory. Although the amount is very small, it may be used in the future..."

Jenny's words undoubtedly reassured Catherine a lot.

If the following research can be concise and convenient, it will undoubtedly be excellent news for myself.

——At least your own "supply" can be significantly reduced.

The special existence of S protein can generate a unique messenger RNA. Because it cannot be recognized, this messenger RNA will regard any "obtainable" material as part of the tissue and then synthesize it.

It's like, originally this was an assembly robot that could identify materials and then synthesize them.

But suddenly one day, the identification device of this assembly robot is useless, and the robot will continue to work according to the established program. Even if a person is caught by the machine, he will be regarded as a car part and "

Assemble" and "process" away.

But in the field of synthesis, this is a wonderful processing method. This method can use the power of cells to synthesize some products that are difficult for humans to synthesize. Although it cannot be identified, as long as some strange materials are not added, it will be fine.

Ability to "synthesize" products.

This is like a robot that has no recognition ability. As long as the product itself is still there, this kind of robot can produce the product normally.

The "producible" range of S protein is very wide, so there is nothing to worry about.

Of course, S protein also has its limitations.

This protein itself cannot produce carbon nanotubes. Carbon nanotubes are a magical thing, but they cannot be easily produced by the human body.

So if you want to synthesize it, what you need in the raw materials is not just "carbon element", but the finished carbon nanotubes.

Not only that, there are also differences in the types of carbon nanotubes, and there are quality differences between carbon nanotubes, so it’s unclear what the final product will be.

Unless there are standardized and unified carbon nanotubes, then research may be simpler.

"By the way, Kate, let me tell you what happened just now."

"What kind of mode switching or something?"

Catherine asked.

Catherine was still a little confused about what the other party said about mode switching, but at this time, Catherine basically understood what the other party said.

"Yes, it's mode switching."

Jenny began to explain to Catherine.

"There should be several states of alternating proteins. Otherwise, when you grow, why don't alternating proteins play a role in limiting your growth? And why do you still have normal menstruation? These are all because your alternating proteins are in

When you grow, you exist in a 'growth state'. When your body begins to develop, alternating proteins are often inactive, just to allow your body to develop more perfectly."

Sometimes, being too perfect can cause defects, so at that time, the alternating protein itself was in a growth mode, so it would not affect Catherine's body.

After hearing this, Catherine almost understood.

"I have also done experiments on Ada, so I have further proved this view." Jenny said: "During the experiment, I made more detailed discoveries. In addition to the growth mode of your alternating protein, it has the same shape as the current one."

There should be another state in maintenance mode - that is pregnancy mode. That is, pregnancy mode."

"……ha?"

Catherine was so embarrassed that she was speechless.

"What's going on?"

Catherine asked.

"Otherwise, Kate, what will happen if you get pregnant? Will the alternating protein kill your child?!"

Jenny asked rhetorically.

"Pregnancy is the most annoying thing! This is absolutely impossible! And it's absolutely impossible!"

Catherine's anger is maxed out!

"An analogy! An analogy, Kate. If it were that time, it would be impossible for your body to 'kill' the child..."

"And you got Ada pregnant?"

Catherine looked at Ada strangely.

"No, it's just the future." Ada shook her head.

"After the update...?"

Catherine seemed to understand, but her face turned red.

"Well, it should be the state of the four modes. I injected Ada with an excessive amount of lactogenic hormone, but the alterative protein injected into Ada's body was deceived by this lactogenic hormone and mistakenly believed that Ada's physical condition was

It was the state after giving birth to a baby. So her body had undergone very big transformations and changes. Ada’s body stopped menstruating, and at the same time, I

When the injection of lactotrophin was stopped, Ada's body's physical condition changed under the action of alternating proteins - it is worth mentioning that repair proteins do not seem to have this ability, which should be unique to alternating proteins.

.After all, repair proteins are a substitute for replacement proteins secreted in an emergency, so insufficiency is explicable."

That's what happened.

"..."

"..."

"..."

Jenny looked at Catherine, and Catherine looked at Jenny.

But finally, Catherine couldn't help it anymore: "Hey, I don't want to be in that state! Don't look at me like that!"

Catherine complained seriously!

"But Kate, didn't you say that menstruation is a very troublesome thing? Moreover, if it were the previous one, we would be able to produce more alternating proteins, right? All the cells in your body may produce alternating proteins.

stuff, so we might be able to develop new products like this, right?”

"..."

Catherine was speechless.

Indeed, providing experimental materials every day made Catherine feel exhausted.

But would it be better if it was provided in another place?

Catherine felt that if this was really possible, it would be a good choice.

But...Catherine still couldn't accept it.

At this time, Catherine always thinks of creatures like cows... Hey, we are not that kind of person!

"Is it indeed a bit hard to accept?" Ada tilted her head: "But if it's you Kate, I'm actually not sure whether my inference is really correct. Maybe it's the same as the skin film, it needs to reach a certain concentration.

, will it be realized? Well... it should be when the concentration reaches a certain level. Your body will automatically switch to that state, and then you can maintain it..."

"...What if I want it to be like this?"

Catherine asked again.

"Wouldn't it be better if you keep it like that? In that state, you don't have to worry about those few days of the month, right?"

"..."

Catherine stared at Jenny but said nothing.

"..."

Jenny also scratched her head wordlessly.

"Well, if the concentration in the blood is reduced to a certain level, the state can be switched...probably."

"What do you mean roughly!"

Catherine was dissatisfied.

Jenny scratched her head helplessly: "In Ada, because the alternating protein disappeared quickly, her body returned to normal quickly. I'm not sure about this..."

"Then when you are sure, you can talk to me about this issue."

Catherine couldn't help but say this.

"But in this case, the alternating protein you provide in one day will be more effective than the alternating protein you provide in one month. Don't you want to speed up our research? What we need now is more in-depth research, right?"

"..."

Catherine was silent.

"Let's talk about this later, at least not now..."

Catherine finally postponed the matter.

In any case, at this time, Catherine's mind was full of bad things, and she didn't even have the slightest bit of dedication to make a name for herself in the world. It was so shameful.

"Well, okay then... Oh, by the way, Mr. Hayfrick recommended a book to me. Maybe you will also be interested... and the author seems to be an interesting person..."

Jenny suddenly threw a book to Catherine.

"And some of the author's remarks and views, in my opinion, are very novel and enlightening. Maybe we can also make some wonderful discoveries."

"is that so?"

Catherine looked at the cover.

The title of the book is "The Selfish Gene"...

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I was led astray by talking about milk and stuff every day, so I wrote this without realizing it, but luckily I stopped at the cliff... Forgive me =.=!

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