This is the story of an ugly duckling who defies fate to become queen of the scientific world, and a devoted male lead who crosses a hundred years just for her.
She is Xia Qingye, a graduate of a prestigious university, exceptionally talented, and financially independent.
Just because she's plain-looking...
Her chance to be in the spotlight is stolen by a beautiful junior colleague;
She never gets gifts from men who try to strike up a conversation;
When she goes to register her marriage, she discovers her (ex-)boyfriend has been married before.
This is too much!
She vows to become beautiful and powerful, and reclaim every bit of the treatment she missed out on over the years!
Hmm, a man with extraordinary looks and intelligence has also appeared.
Neural stem cell transplantation, gene editing, cranial reconstruction, anti-aging...
How did this man, with his terrifying medical technology, become so familiar with her and so obsessed with her?
Chapter 40 has sweet and steamy scenes.
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It's very well said here…
It seems that genetic modification in a general sense is aimed at embryos... There are cases of successful gene therapy for children with genetic diseases, but the impression is similar to "implanting autologous cells with partially modified genes, such as hematopoietic cells, so that cells that cannot be produced or are abnormal due to genetic defects can be replaced by new cells/cell products." Direct genetic modification of adults currently seems unrealistic, or "inefficient" - because early embryos only have one to a few cells, and modifying one gene will determine the genes of all cells that will divide and differentiate later; while hundreds of millions of cells in the adult body already exist, and each cell already has a certain gene - if you want to "modify genes", it is basically equivalent to "modifying the genes of all cells in the body at the same time." If only certain cells or cell products are needed, such as "correcting the shape of facial bones and soft tissues," osteoclasts (osteophages) and osteoblasts should indeed have an impact. But judging from the current theory, it seems that relying on genetic modification to do this is a bit of a waste of time... Or it may be overkill. Of course, this is just a lie... I studied biology competition in high school, but now I have been studying pure engineering for many years, and I no longer have much professional understanding in this direction.
Hope you recover soon~ I came from Paris, this article is also very interesting, I hope both articles will become more and more fat.
We're already halfway through December, are there any more updates on Labor Pains in Paris?
We're already halfway through December, are there any more updates on Labor Pains in Paris?
We're halfway through December, are there any more updates on Labor Pains in Paris?
(*ˉˉ*)Great!
I hope that after his daughter wakes up, the hero will sue her father for intentional homicide!
Very pretty (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡