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Swiss Biovalley.

The company entrance of the Pfizer branch.

There are a lot of reporters around here, all of them holding their microphones and facing a few people in suits and leather collars standing at the door.

Of course, these people in suits and leather shoes are naturally the top management of Pfizer.

Including Vice President Mike Conn, and their Chief Scientist Skarna Slavi.

At this time, they were all smiles, and every wrinkle on their faces because of the smiles seemed to express how happy they were at the moment.

"Yes! Under the hard work of our chief scientist Dr. Skarna Slavi's team, we have successfully prepared the fourth generation of thrombolytic drugs - PAI-1 inhibitors."

"This new thrombolytic drug has a more affordable price and stronger effect than the third-generation thrombolytic drug. Believe me, this new drug will become the upstart among all modern thrombolytic drugs. It has been approved by the FDA and EMA, believe me, this new thrombolytic drug will be able to sweep the pharmaceutical market all over the world!"

Vice President Mike Conn said to these reporters with a full face of excitement.

It seems that they can already imagine, with the end of today's interview, what kind of increase their stocks will be able to get.

When the board of directors is happy, their president John Yang will be happy, and if their president is happy, then his vice president will also be happy.

After all, it all represents money!

After the reporters below heard what Kang En said, they all raised the microphones in their hands very cooperatively, and asked one after another: "May I ask how much the effect of this fourth-generation thrombolytic drug has improved compared with the third-generation drug?" ?”

"Have you checked out the side effects of this new drug?"

"How affordable is it in terms of price compared to previous generations? Compared with aspirin?"

"Have you given this new drug a name?"

...

Facing each of these questions, Mike Conn smiled on his face, waved his hands and said, "Don't worry, everyone, let me answer them one by one."

"The first is the first question. In terms of effect, our new drug is better than the third-generation thrombolytic drugs, such as Ruixin, in terms of the speed of action and the effect that can be produced at the same dose. Teplase, alteplase, etc. are much faster."

"According to the comparison of our experimental data, theoretically it can at least double the original value."

"On this point, in the paper published in "Cell" by the team of Dr. Skarner Slavi, this has been made clear."

"In addition to the second question, the side effects are not clear for the time being, which can only be known after clinical trials. Selling any harmful drugs that have major side effects on the human body, we have nearly two hundred years of good credit on this point, and this has been our purpose from the beginning of our company's establishment."

"As for the third question, hahaha, as I said just now, we will always uphold our conscience and morality, so that any poor person in the world can use our medicines and cure their own diseases. The goal has always been."

"God loves the world, but God will not save people, so this responsibility falls to our hands."

"Therefore, please rest assured that the price of this new drug will surely satisfy the whole world."

"Of course, my favorite of all the questions is the next question, the name of our new drug."

"We named it: PEFF, PEFF, PERFECT, EFFICIENCY, FAST, HEALTHY."

"This is our fourth-generation thrombolytic drug!"

"Ka Ka Ka..."

The shutter sounded continuously, and the reporters below were frantically filming the scene with their cameras in their hands.

I believe this news will become the headline of the next biomedical department!

At this time, another reporter turned to look at Skana Slavi, who had been silent all this time, and asked, "Dr. Slavi, what do you think about this new drug?"

Skarner Slavi's reserved face at this time is probably because the successful development of PEFF has invisibly improved his status, and he feels that he is not from here for a while.

After hearing this question, he stood up just now, then bowed his head in thought for a moment, and then said: "PEFF is the most proud work in my life, if you have ever seen PEFF in my laboratory, Maybe you will understand what I said."

"PEFF is the best thrombolytic drug in the world."

The reporter laughed, and then continued to ask: "I heard that companies like Roche, Novartis, and Johnson \u0026 Johnson are also researching fourth-generation thrombolytic drugs. Now, do you think that you are already ahead?"

Hearing this question, Skarna Slavi laughed: "There are many companies that want to research new thrombolytic drugs, not only companies, but also..."

He paused at this point, thinking of the person he called a liar in his mind.

He snorted and continued, "There are still some liar scientists."

"But I think for now -- well, that 'for now' should be removed, we'll always be ahead."

The reporter caught a flash of words in his words, and immediately asked: "The liar scientist you are talking about is...?"

"Kingsley Weir." Skarner Slavi said, "Oh...Of course, you may not know him, but you should know Li Mu, that mathematical genius, a professor at Oxford University."

"The two of them, the collaborators, also want to develop a new thrombolytic drug."

"But now, I can only say sorry to them."

...

"Boss, this Slavi is really disgusting!"

Germany, in the house where Kingsley Weir temporarily lives.

Slapping the newspaper in his hand hard, Kingsley Weir's face was full of anger.

The interview with Skarner Slavi in ​​Switzerland has also been published in German newspapers.

What I didn't expect was that the other party even mocked him during the interview.

Of course, it's fine to ridicule him, but he even brought his boss into it.

After getting in touch with Li Mu, the news naturally became hotter. After all, no one thought that Li Mu, a genius in mathematics and physics, would actually have a relationship with biomedicine today.

"This guy……"

Kingsley Weir was still muttering.

Sitting opposite him was Li Mu. \b

Yesterday, Kingsley Weir called him to say that the experiment had made great progress, so he flew directly from England.

It's just that what I didn't expect was that after I came here, I encountered such a thing.

After thinking for a while, he asked curiously: "Actually, what I really want to know is, what kind of deep hatred do you have with that Skarner Slavi, so that he won't even forget to mention such things?" mouth you?"

"Uh... this..."

After hearing Li Mu raise this question, Kingsley Weir seemed a little embarrassed.

"Actually, you don't need to understand this question."

Li Mu frowned: "If you don't say it, it will be difficult for me to think about what to do next."

Kingsley Weir: "..."

"Well, I said, I said, in fact, he and I were both from the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, and then we had a quarrel once in order to apply for the only vacant laboratory, and that's about it... "

Li Mu shook his head: "Do you believe this reason?"

Just for the sake of fighting for the laboratory, it will not lead to such a deep hatred.

"Okay." Kingsley Weir had no choice but to say honestly: "My wife used to be his girlfriend, but... you know, I accidentally snatched her away."

Li Mu: "..."

Well, you are thick-browed and big-eyed, but your feelings are still a Cao thief?

No wonder that Skarner Slavi hated the guy so much.

Think about the grievances between Cao thief and Zhang Xiu back then.

Skarner Slaoui could bear it if he didn't chug Kingsley Weir.

"So, Annie's mother is...?"

"Yes." Kingsley Weir said: "Alice, that's her name. Of course, don't think I snatched it from that guy, but I really love Alice, but unfortunately A few years after our marriage, Alice was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer and passed away."

He sighed, sadness in his eyes.

Li Mu was silent for a moment, then patted him on the shoulder and said, "Don't be sad, the days of melancholy will pass, think about Annie."

"Now, Annie's body should get better, right?"

Hearing this question, Kingsley Weir smiled again: "Of course, her body has recovered very well. After the bone marrow transplant, she has basically recovered completely."

"That's good." Li Mu nodded: "So, next, let's think about our affairs first."

"Didn't you say that you let me come here because you have good news to tell me?"

Kingsley Weldon cheered up immediately: "I almost forgot about it!"

"Wait, I'll bring you our experiment report now."

As he said that, Kingsley Weir walked to a hanging painting, then moved the painting away to reveal the safe inside, then opened the safe, and finally took out several experimental reports from it.

"Look."

Li Mu nodded, took the report, and began to read it carefully.

"Is it named RSCA?"

After a while, he put down the report in his hand and asked with a smile.

"Yes, it's RSCA," Kingsley Weir said.

Li Mu nodded, then he closed his eyes and entered the simulation of the computer in his mind.