At 10:17 in the evening, most of the lights in the laboratory at the "Stardust Biological" headquarters were still on. Cai Leketon stood next to the central console, his fingertips hanging three centimeters above the touch screen, and did not fall down immediately - what was jumping on the screen was the third iteration data of the new synthetic enzyme. The curve was like a restless fish near the critical value, and the tail swing was 0.3 Units larger than the preset.
"Mr. Cai, why don't you pause the reaction first? If the temperature rises again, it may trigger the rupture of the secondary chain." The voice of assistant Lin Wei came from behind. She was holding a newly printed test report in her hand, her knuckles turning white. This is her third year working on projects with Cai Rexton, but she is still not completely used to his rhythm of "studying with the data" - obviously according to industry standards, a deviation of less than 0.5 Is considered qualified, but he insists on holding on to 0.3.
Cai Leketon did not look back, his eyes were still locked on the screen: "The threshold for parachain rupture is 78.6°C. The temperature of the reaction chamber is now 72.1, And there is still room." He tapped the metal table on the side of the screen with his fingertips, making a regular "click" sound. This is his habit when thinking, "Bring out the samples of extreme environmental bacteria collected last week and compare their enzyme structure stability parameters."
Lin Wei was stunned for a moment, then quickly walked to the terminal next to her. She knew Cai Rexton's idea - the new synthetic enzyme is to be used as a biosensor for deep-sea exploration equipment. Although the temperature fluctuations in the deep sea are slow, the pressure will amplify the enzyme activity deviation. What he wants is never "qualified", but "made."
