The Omniscient

　　 Professor Lu sighed, sitting in the office, he was still thinking about the mysterious Huaxu.

　　 had haunted various research institutes before, but since they found out that they had been cheated, the person never appeared again.

　　 "Why is it just so good? Originally I wanted to make Professor Lin pretend not to know, and when he went to the research room next time, people stopped coming directly, and the phone number that Professor Lin remembered couldn't be reached..."

　　 Professor Lu sighed, wondering how Huaxu knew in advance.

　　 "Could it be a ghost among us?"

　　 Professor Lu opened the mailbox and looked at several contacts he knew with suspicious eyes.

　　Everyone is a medical worker, he didn't want to doubt, but really everyone was deceived? How can there be such a powerful liar?

　　 Maybe, some of them are pretending to be cheated, but in fact they are playing cover and deliberately helping Huaxu!

　　 In this way, he explained why Tonghua Market is so good. Someone provided him with information, someone provided him with a deceitful identity, and then said, ‘I was deceived, but it’s nothing.’

　　 Maybe Huaxu is really a hidden student of a certain professor, just because of some kind of hardship, not showing his true identity!

　　Professor Lu thinks about it, the more he thinks it is possible, so he wonders who is most likely.

　　 Suddenly, with a ding sound, an email just arrived.

"Ok?"

　　 Professor Lu saw that a stranger sent him a paper.

　　 "New virus H1N1? Isn't this the level 5 virus notified by the WHO a few days ago?"

　　Professor Lu was a little surprised. He just learned about H1N1. It is said that it has spread across the country, so it is positioned at level 5.

　　 For the time being, there is no breakthrough research on it in various countries, and even many domestic scholars are still learning relevant materials.

　　 Even simple and direct detection methods have not been developed, let alone solutions.

　　 And the title of this paper actually says there is a solution?

　　 "I'm afraid it is some preventive measures such as frequent hand washing and wearing a mask."

　　Professor Lu looked at the e-mail, and as expected, he gave a detailed introduction to the nature of the virus, its symptoms, and the methods of transmission. How to prevent it is extremely detailed.

　　 also prejudged the virus as the sixth level, saying that if there is no specific medicine, it will inevitably become a global pandemic.

　　 "Well, indeed, WHO's experts also judged this way."

　　Professor Lu has read several WHO announcement papers and predicted this trend.

　　 And this paper is even more detailed than what the WHO introduced, with many details and features, as if countless clinical tests have been done.

　　 "Who researched this in China? It is probably the first paper on H1N1 in China."

　　 "What do you send to me? It should be submitted to the editorial office of a large academic journal..."

　　Professor Lu looked at the bottom of the paper as he thought about it: "The synthetic formula of the special drug is in Annex 1."

　　 "Huh eh?"

　　 "What is it? Special medicine?"

　　Professor Lu almost thought he had read it wrong when he saw this. He said that it is no wonder that he didn't vote for the editorial offices of major journals. I'm afraid it was a fiction.

　　 How long is this? Why are all the special medicines coming out? Are there clinical trials?

　　 But with the mentality of taking a look, Professor Lu downloaded the attachment.

　　 "Yes, there is even a formula for the detection reagent, but the synthesis formula is very detailed."

　　 "And this special medicine... is it so simple?"

　　 "This is really not a guess? How can special drugs appear so quickly?"

　　Professor Lu didn't believe it at all, but after reading it, he felt so reasonable.

　　 It is mainly the test reagent. With his eyesight, he knew it was true at a glance.

　　 Although it is difficult to tell whether the special medicine is true or false, the synthetic formula is very simple anyway, just give it a try.

　　 So he went back to school immediately and asked two graduate students to help make the test reagents.

　　 As for the experiment of specific drugs, it is not that simple to do, it needs approval and the diseased personnel.

　　 The detection reagents are easy to make. From here, it can be seen that the editors of the paper are very powerful, and they use very simple materials.

　　 But if it works, I have to try it before I know.

　　Professor Lu returned to the hospital with the reagents and began to select cases and select influenza patients.

　　 After that, someone took their blood samples for a test.

　　 The whole thing, Professor Lu was busy all day, and at four o'clock in the afternoon, the test results came out.

　　 "One of the twenty-four people tested positive. We obtained a virus sample from it, and after genetic comparison with international databases, it was determined to be H1N1."

　　 "Really useful!"

　　Professor Lu was very excited and immediately took the test report and rushed to the Mordu Pharmaceutical Research Institute.

　　 Now the magic city, only this institution has formally established a project to conquer H1N1.

　　 "This paper must be published as soon as possible!" In order to prevent the other party from seeing it in time, Professor Lu simply took the paper to the institute in person.

　　 However, when he got there, he found that professors from multiple schools were also there.

　　 I saw Dean Hong smiled and said: "Look! Another one!"

　　 "..." Professor Lu looked blank, wondering what was going on.

　　 "You are already the sixth professor to come with this paper." Dean Hong laughed.

　　 After listening to the explanation, Professor Lu realized that the same email was sent to many professors, some of whom were not majoring in viruses or pharmacology at all, and all saw the papers.

　　 Not only that, it is also the first domestic paper to analyze H1N1.

　　 The first article is such an important discovery that directly solved the detection problem. This is undoubtedly going to be posted on international forums for experts from various countries to learn.

　　 "Will you post it soon?" Professor Lu said.

　　 "No, the capital has already sent it... Academician Gong in the capital has done the experiment in the first time and sent it directly to the WHO." Dean Hong said.

　　 "Not only that, but the Magic Capital and Yangcheng also issued the same papers immediately afterwards. The WHO also asked us, why do you have to send the papers three times?"

　　Professor Lu was dumb, but he didn't expect this email to be sent to so many people at the same time.

　　 But it’s okay. I guess I’m afraid that someone won’t be able to see it in time, so I cast a net widely.

　　 However, why don’t organizations or individuals that can research such important results so quickly publish it themselves? Why not make the name public?

　　 but to sign... Messiah?

　　 "Who is this Messiah?"

　　 "Who knows? It looks like a foreigner's name, but it's written in Chinese. I don't know why the name is changed."

　　 The two were talking, and another expert, Professor Zhu, came outside.

　　 "Yes, here's another one! Lao Zhu, you are here!"

　　 When everyone asked, it turned out that the paper was also sent.

　　Lao Zhu said, "Have you tried that special medicine?"

　　 Dean Hong said: "It's testing, I'm waiting for the results."

　　 "That medicine is useless, I have done it once in school, and it has no effect on the virus!" Lao Zhu said.

　　 "Oh, it really is fake." Several professors listened, slightly disappointed.

　　 Dean Hong frowned: "No, the drug is to change the structure of the intestinal flora, allowing bacteria to release a new enzyme to help the immune system recognize the H1N1 virus."

　　 "In other words, this is for bacteria. If the drug enters the stomach, if your experiment is to kill the virus directly, it will definitely not work."

Professor Lu said: "But is this really possible? Wouldn’t it be better to find a specific drug that can directly help the immune system recognize the virus? This person’s thinking is very strange. It is clearly a cure for viruses, but he creates a specific drug for bacteria. ..."

　　 "Like the kind of enzyme he said, we synthesize it directly, isn't it a special medicine?"

　　 "I don't understand this person's thinking... Why do you want bacteria to secrete?"

　　 Dean Hong suddenly shook his whole body, as if he realized something and fell into memory.

　　 then said: "This idea is a bit like Huaxu..."

　　 "What? Huaxu?" Professor Lu widened his eyes.

　　 Dean Hong immediately found a computer to log in to his mailbox, and retrieved the paper that Huaxu had sent him.

　　 "Look, this is the paper that Huaxu wrote when he lied to me."

　　 "What's this written? It's messy." Professor Lu frowned after looking at it for a while.

Dean Hong said: "It's a bit messy, but the data is correct. A lot of the derivation is omitted. You have to explain it before you can see it. At that time, Huaxu introduced to me that drugs affect the intestinal flora and then the immune system. Ways to cure various diseases."

　　 Everyone watched it for a long time, and with Dean Hong’s explanation, they all understood it slowly.

　　 "The theory is good, and it is feasible. As a medicated diet, it is very useful in health care... But it is used to treat diseases. With all due respect, isn't it unnecessary?" Lao Zhu laughed.

　　Professor Lu also said: "Yes, no matter what kind of compound he secretes to help the immune system using bacteria. We directly analyze that compound and then artificially synthesize it. Isn't the therapeutic effect more direct?"

　　 Dean Hong nodded and said: "I thought so too. He was only an'undergraduate' at the time. After listening to it, I was only surprised by his knowledge, so I was deeply impressed."

　　 "When you said that just now, I remembered that the authors of these two papers have the same ideas."

　　 At this time, the Magic City Pharmaceutical Research Institute finally gave the experimental results.

　　 Everyone was invited to the conference room, and the deputy director was shocked to tell them: "Special drugs are useful and very effective!"

　　 "The patient's immune system produced the corresponding immunoglobulin in just four hours, and then accurately identified H1N1 to kill it!"

　　 Everyone is dumb, this is the perfect special medicine!

　　Four hours, antibodies are produced? H1N1 has not had time to get sick yet!

　　 This is a perfect crack in the field of epidemic prevention.

What does 　　 four hours mean? It is equivalent to a group of enemies sneaking into the city, just hiding in the houses, still waiting for the opportunity to make a plan!

　　 Before they had time to kill them, they were suddenly killed by the guards in their faces and surrounded the houses. They took their pictures and shouted: "You are already surrounded!"

　　 When is the immune system so powerful? The virus hasn't committed a crime before the antibody is produced!

　　 There are many types of specific drugs, and this one is the best one, directly helping the immune system to produce antibodies.

　　 Generally, it depends on vaccines. That is, the doctor put a group of enemies who looked the same, but they were already forced by a very weak dish, injected them into the human body, made trouble directly, and even tied a loudspeaker, calling ‘I’m a virus’ everywhere.

　　 In this way, the Immune Guard will immediately eliminate them, and then quickly gain experience and produce antibodies.

　　 After this, if the same virus causes trouble, the immune system will be able to solve it.

　　 "But now this specific medicine is obviously not a vaccine, nor is it an identifying agent for viruses, but for bacteria." Professor Zhu said.

Dean 　　 Hong said: "It's the enzyme! Messiah uses the drug to make bacteria secrete a new enzyme, and then the immune system produces antibodies."

　　 This is equivalent to H1N1 lurking in the private house, and has no plans to act today.

　　 But the ground snake bacterium in the city was suddenly hit by a special medicine, and this special medicine was a mimic H1N1 virus.

　　 The chemical process inside, UU reading www. uukanshu. Com uses an anthropomorphic approach to say, ‘my H1N1 is going to hammer you to death today! Slaughtered this city! ’

　　 Then the bacteria realized that there was such a group of enemies in the city.

　　‘This is the city where I live! ’

　　 Then the bacteria directly reported the other party's information to the immune guard.

　　 The Immune Guard analyzed the enemy's appearance from the intelligence, and dispatched immediately!

　　 This analogy is not appropriate, but it is such a process.

　　 After everyone read the report, they were more surprised as they thought about it.

"This special medicine is not a vaccine, but it does the job of a vaccine indirectly. The ingredients of this special medicine antelope horns, and even harm bacteria, but under this kind of damage, the bacteria'just happen' to secrete the enzyme. And that kind of enzyme also affects the immune system, causing antibodies to appear early, and the virus is still latent, so it has been immunized."

　　Professor Lu was amazed, and said: "This kind of special medicine, no matter how you look at it, it seems to be a chance...it just happened to be blinded!"

　　 "Next, we just need to synthesize that enzyme, and then match the appropriate ingredients to make a special medicine, and it can cure H1N1."

　　The deputy director stood up, shook his head vigorously and said, "No...not luck!"

　　 "Moreover, by synthesizing that kind of enzyme, it is impossible to make a new specific medicine."

　　 "Why? Are there side effects?" everyone asked.

Deputy Director 　　 said: "The specific medicine provided in this paper does have side effects, which are very small. It can only be said that some people may be allergic."

　　 "The key to the problem lies in the enzymes secreted by bacteria in several patients...different!"

　　 Everyone was stunned, and then they said in an uproar: "What did you say? You said that after everyone took the same medicine, different enzymes were produced?"

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