A is in StarCraft, just disembarked from the Zerg Prince spaceship.

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The person in charge moved the red dot of the laser pointer to the A gene node and the O gene node on the double helix and drew a circle.

"Everyone carries these two gene segments in their genome, but carrying them does not mean they are expressed. The key differentiation occurs around the age of five."

"Around the age of 5, the AO gene will be selectively expressed among individuals."

"Most people don't express the AO gene; they remain beta. The remaining small percentage of people selectively express one of the AO genes, which is called differentiation."

"In some individuals, the A gene is activated, and their bodies change accordingly, transforming them into Alphas. In other individuals, the O gene is activated, and their bodies also change accordingly, transforming them into Omegas."

"Traits associated with A gene expression: super physical strength, aggression, and dominance pheromones; traits associated with O gene expression: fertility, affinity, and submissiveness pheromones."

The person in charge drew a clear line between A and O, indicating that they would not interfere with each other, a clear boundary: "These two expression modes are absolutely mutually exclusive. They are two poles in a biological sense. Unlike male and female genders, the traits expressed by the AO genes are completely conflicting, contradictory, and cannot coexist. Just like..."

The person in charge paused for a moment, searching for the most appropriate analogy: "Water cannot be both ice and steam at the same time, an atom cannot be both positively and negatively charged at the same time, and a lever cannot be in a state of being raised at both ends at the same time. This is the fundamental definition."

His tone remained steady, maintaining the composure of a scientific statement.

However, when the person in charge opened the next extremely complex DNA strand test chart, his brows furrowed tightly.

"However, the test results of the sample you provided overturn this conclusion."

He circled the highlighted gene sites that lit up simultaneously: "The test shows that his A and O genes are expressed at the same time. This should be impossible."

The simultaneous expression of the AO gene means that he has both alpha and omega characteristics. How is it possible for a person to live and grow up with two blood types at the same time?

"Could you have explained the previous sentence more clearly?" Commander-in-Chief Qi interrupted his thoughts.

"Huh? The previous sentence—" The person in charge was startled out of his thoughts and quickly looked up what the previous sentence was.

"Simultaneous expression of AO genes?"

The person in charge explained, "In other words, he expresses both alpha and omega traits."

"He exhibits both sexual characteristics; he is either an omega with high-energy alpha blood or an alpha with high fertility."

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The person in charge also explained some other things, but Commander-in-Chief Qi didn't hear the specifics.

He stared at the complex DNA mapping diagram for a long time.

After a long time, he slowly blinked.

The conjecture was confirmed.

The person in charge noticed his gaze, stopped explaining the complicated academic issues, and also looked at the site map, stroking his chin.

"At first we thought that human genes were about to evolve again, and that a perfect hermaphroditic species was about to emerge."

"However, after extensive experimentation, we believe that this should not have been formed naturally. Such a genetically contradictory situation is uncontrollable and nature would not produce such a creation that violates the laws of biology."

High-pressure substances require corresponding containers for storage.

The only consequence of alpha's high-energy blood being injected into a fragile omega's body is that the fragile body will collapse.

Putting a highly fertile fetus into the body of an aggressive alpha has only one consequence: the aggressive alpha's high-energy blood will strangle the fetus as an intruder.

"Years ago, there was a group of crazy people who were keen on doing human experiments, which is somewhat similar to this one, but the gene samples of the experimental subjects rescued when that experiment was cracked were different from this one."

The genetic samples of those experimental subjects from back then were almost no longer human.

"Later, we discovered that his genes were similar to those of the test subject in a previous human experimentation case that the federal government had cracked, leading us to reasonably suspect that he was a test subject who survived the secret treatment back then."

"Stabilizing such an uncontrollable gene requires a huge amount of human and material resources to develop specialized drugs, and even then, there's no guarantee of success. We later detected a large amount of unknown drug residues in this gene sample, which proves this point."

"This drug is very powerful. This sample may be an experimental subject. But it is completely different from the human experimental subjects from back then. The DNA tests on those subjects were terrifying; they were visibly different from humans. But this sample, unless a deep DNA test is done, is almost a normal person."

Commander-in-Chief Qi looked at the test report conclusions they had issued.

superb.

The First Research Institute gathered the most talented geniuses and the elites of the entire Federation. With only a gene sample and the Federation's gene bank, they uncovered Gao Xing's origins without knowing anything about his upbringing.

Commander-in-Chief Qi gestured, "Dr. Ji, I have some relevant drug experiment records here. Do you have any pharmacology...?"

"I also have a doctorate in pharmacy and the highest level of federal professional certification!" the person in charge said quickly.

He stared intently at Commander-in-Chief Qi's movements, his eyes full of anticipation, as if afraid the documents would be lost.

Researchers are always eager to access scientific research materials, especially experimental data from drug trials at such a high level of research and development.

Who exactly developed this drug? How come people with such expertise aren't working at the research institute?

Commander-in-Chief Qi sent him photos of Qin Qin's parents' experimental records from different periods, arranged chronologically.

The person in charge received it and immediately began to examine it as if it were a precious treasure.

The handwritten experimental records are clear and formatted correctly.

These experimental records are beautifully written; the author must have a very strong research foundation.

The details, including the date, core objective, drug components, dosage, administration method, and observed phenomena, are all clearly written. Even researchers at their institute might not be able to write experimental records with this level of organization.

"Blocking the key pathway by which it induces abnormal proliferation of host cells (alpha cells)."

You guessed right!

The experimental subjects were modified by altering a segment of a gene or a substance. This alteration caused the A cells in the experimental subjects' bodies to grow continuously, increasing their strength and turning them into weapons.

However, this growth is like cancer cells—disorderly and unlimited, uncontrollable, until the body can no longer withstand it, the body collapses, and death ensues.

This drug trial record attempts to block the process by which this gene or substance induces A-cell differentiation.

If they succeed, this drug will be used for much more than just saving lives; it can be used to deduce and prevent many diseases.

The signatures are Qin Wenyuan and Lin Ting.

Hmm, I don't think I've seen these two names before.

Not someone in the scientific research community?

"Mr. Qi, where are these two authors now...?"

"They have all passed away."

"Oh..." The person in charge looked away, re-examined the beautiful experimental record photos, and sighed regretfully.

Indeed, if they hadn't already passed away, their ability to raise a doomed experimental subject would surely have earned them a place in the field of drug research.

The person in charge carefully reviewed the experimental files of Qin's parents and saw the results they had developed in each stage of the experiment.

The early records are filled with confusion and frustration; the middle records are filled with tedious records of repeatedly adjusting the ratios and trying different drugs without success; and the later records gradually reveal a desperate, all-or-nothing shift.

Their initial target was to block the abnormal proliferation of alpha cells.

They tried countless different inhibitors, aiming to directly intervene in the source of the out-of-control situation: the core mechanism by which A cells produce high-energy alpha blood.

They all failed.

The cells either die completely or mutate to an even more uncontrollable degree.

His brows were furrowed, and one could already sense the heaviness in the recorder's heart back then.

The timeline progresses.

The situation has worsened further.

Several pages recording complex pharmacokinetic maps and gene stability monitoring data.

Genetic stability is extremely poor.

Anyone could see that this experimental sample was about to die.

Then they changed their strategy.

They realized that, at least with the knowledge and technology available at the time, it was virtually impossible to stop that runaway growth engine.

The record of that day ended with a few lines of summary, a slightly messy but exceptionally firm conclusion.

They opted for a less ideal solution, abandoning the idea of ​​directly stopping the rain, and instead began frantically reinforcing the dikes.

Their goal was no longer to stop the rampant synthesis of high-energy blood, but to stabilize his body, which was being torn apart, impacted, and on the verge of collapse.

They developed a resilient building block agent that acts on cell membranes and mitochondria, forcibly increasing the cell's energy carrying capacity and stress resistance!

They couldn't cure his root cause, nor could they stop the deadly, ever-growing torrent of high-energy blood.

But... they found a way. They used these drugs to forcibly stabilize his gene expression and drastically increase the stress that every cell in his body could withstand.

It's like covering a volcano destined to erupt with layer upon layer of the toughest protective shell.

They couldn't stop the accumulation of energy inside the volcano, but they used all their knowledge to desperately reinforce the mountain, preventing it from collapsing immediately under the violent energy impact.

They bought time.

Dr. Ji was utterly awestruck by the near-genius creativity that his colleagues displayed in dire circumstances.

They couldn't save his life; the root cause of the uncontrolled proliferation would eventually push him to his limit and burst him.

But, but with these drugs, with this relentless reinforcement strategy, they managed to halt his progress toward that devastating end.

They kept him alive, helped him survive the most vulnerable and likely fatal childhood and adolescence, and allowed this doomed experimental subject to successfully... successfully grow up!

He stared at the endless stream of signatures and dates from the Qin couple on the screen.

so amazing.

These experimental records, which have been unearthed across time and space, represent a silent yet brilliant battle of human ingenuity.

They stopped death in its tracks.

These medications.

The underlying principles of these drugs, their targets, this idea of ​​extreme enhancement and extreme stability... Good heavens.

This is not a drug in the narrow sense at all.

Any situation that requires pushing one's physical limits, any.

In battlefield first aid and extreme environment operations, the survival window for seriously wounded soldiers can be extended many times over. In deep space, deep sea, and high radiation zones, the human body's tolerance threshold will be redefined.

This drug is suitable for any genetic or degenerative disease with a risk of genetic instability or cell breakdown, and even...

Even the activation of potential can be controlled and safely achieved by humans.

It's like opening a door to the limits of human physiology.

With astonishing wisdom and perseverance, they carved out a path to survival for this experimental subject from a seemingly hopeless situation.

But this was not only a way out for that experimental subject, but also a path of epoch-making significance for human physiology.

The potential applications of these drugs are immeasurable.

Looking at those yellowed experimental record photos, he saw the flame of wisdom that transcends time and space burning brightly there.

These two researchers are truly invaluable to humanity...

They all died in obscurity.

That's such a shame.

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The drug experiment records that follow are written in a different handwriting. They are no longer the meticulous records of the first two authors. The format is not very standardized and the writing style is somewhat immature.

The experimental records have a casualness that only young people have, more like notes or drafts written on the fly, and the dates are also very irregular, once every few months, whether to record or not depends entirely on their mood.

The signature is two characters: Qin Qin.

Dr. Ji's heart sank the moment he saw it.

The replacement was made right here.

He turned to the previous page and saw the date: September 29th, 3279. He touched that page of experimental records with a heavy heart, knowing that this must be the point at which these two researchers passed away.

The young man named Qinqin took over their responsibilities and continued to treat the experimental subject who was kept alive by drugs.

Qinqin's experimental records were written in a very irregular manner.

The records are scattered, and the drug names are just casually written abbreviations, lacking specificity. For example, terms like "ablation agent" and "neutralizing agent" are vague and unclear. They are followed by brief observation descriptions of just a few words: "ineffective," "weak response," "no decrease," etc.

If this were his student's lab record, he would definitely send her back to the college to repeat the course.

However, when he turned to the middle page, his gaze swept over a few unusually brief lines of notes and several extremely unusual simplified molecular structure diagrams—

Dr. Ji felt as if he had been struck by an invisible electric current!

[Ablation agent (final form): Targets and binds to alpha high-energy hemoglobin, catalyzing its rapid hydrolysis into energy. Peak energy consumption increases by...630% within 1 hour after injection? ? Needs verification.]

Side effects: Temporary increase in physical performance, followed by muscle weakness, recovery within 24 hours. [It seems the high-energy blood... has been used up?]

【OMG! I've really used it all up! Am I amazing?!】

[Neutralizer - Modified 3: In conjunction with the ablative agent, it targets and replenishes the missing energy chains from hydrolysis products, maintaining basal metabolism. Body temperature dropped to 37.5℃, and muscle strength recovered to 85%. ...Did it work?]

The few notes she jotted down in her experimental record described a drug that could rapidly deplete the high-energy blood of alphas.

The core mechanism of action of "catalyzing the rapid hydrolysis of high-energy hemoglobin" is described, along with the alarming "630% increase in peak energy consumption"...

Like a bolt of lightning, it struck Dr. Ji's understanding!

His mind went blank.

If the Qin couple couldn't develop a drug to cure the experimental subjects' physical condition, then how were the experimental subjects cured?

This young successor, Qin Qin?

Even with their life's work, the two great researchers could only reinforce the dikes and delay the arrival of the flood peak.

And this young child, with casual strokes of his pen, recorded a method... that directly consumes the flood itself?!

She didn't find a way to reinforce the dikes; she found a way to release floodwaters!

Let go of that damned, deadly torrent of alpha high-energy blood!

His gaze fell once again on the medical report on the screen showing the simultaneous expression of the AO genes. A thunderous thought exploded in his mind, making him dizzy!

A deadly human experiment involves the disordered and unlimited growth of high-energy blood. Two drugs are used: one to stabilize genes, and the other to consume the ever-growing alpha high-energy blood to gain immense power.

Dr. Ji looked at Commander-in-Chief Qi with an expression of utter shock, almost blank with disbelief: "Commander Qi... Commander Qi... did you see that?! Do you understand?!"

Pointing to the records of two generations on the screen, his voice trembled with almost unbearable excitement: "This isn't about saving lives! This is about forging a path!"

"Engineers Qin and Lin... they used the foundation and resilience to stabilize this experimental subject's body, allowing him to survive the impact of the high-energy blood, allowing him... to live until Qin Qin grew up! And then Qin Qin! She healed him in her own way, using this rapidly depleting agent!"

This is not just data; for humanity, it is a completely new, soul-stirring path!

"Unlimited growth, stable genes, consumption of high-energy blood, a three-pronged approach..." he murmured, each word carrying immense weight. "This isn't a life-saving drug; it's clearly a human enhancement agent..."

"Mr. Qi! Look at these records!"

"The out-of-control engine within him, the source that constantly generates destructive energy, it's still there! It can still produce an inexhaustible supply of power! And its byproducts are safely and quickly consumed by Qinqin's medicine! And his body is protected and strengthened to the point of being indestructible by the medicine left by his adoptive parents! The combination of the two..."

"He's almost... he's almost completely become a normal person again! An omega with combat power comparable to an S-rank alpha!"

A normal omega with high-energy alpha blood and high burst combat power.

If omegas are like this, one can only imagine what an alpha would achieve with this kind of technique.

If we combine the human modification experiments conducted by this human experimentation organization with the drugs improved by the three individuals, and conduct further in-depth research, it may be the path for humanity's future.

If Ms. Qinqin was very young in 3279, she would be around 50 to 60 years old now, probably no more than 70, which is far from the limit of human lifespan! There is a very high chance that she is still alive!

Dr. Ji was still deeply shocked by the biological miracle created by the three parties. He looked intently at Commander-in-Chief Qi, his tone urgent:

"Commander, where is Ms. Qin Qin now? Is she at the First Research Institute? Or some other research institute? I want to request to communicate with her immediately! She's amazing! Her thinking is so..."

Commander-in-Chief Qi looked up from the experimental records and at Dr. Ji's expectant face.

His gaze remained calm, yet it was like an invisible block of ice, instantly freezing all of Dr. Ji's subsequent words.

"Dr. Ji." Commander-in-Chief Qi's voice was calm and even.

"Qinqin has also passed away."

"..." Dr. Ji's excitement and anticipation froze instantly, like a shattered plaster mask peeling off piece by piece.

He opened his mouth, as if to confirm he had misheard, but no sound came out: "...Huh?"

The air seemed to be sucked out instantly, and the boiling blood cooled down in an instant.

Commander-in-Chief Qi's voice continued, each word striking Dr. Ji's heart clearly: "Qinqin is the Omega daughter of Qin Wenyuan and Lin Ting."

"O...Omega?!" Dr. Ji repeated in a trembling voice.

He staggered, instinctively grabbing the edge of the cold conference table to steady himself.

His gaze fell on Qin Qin's messy yet uniquely conceived notes on the screen.

Omega in the Human Federation...

Omegas are not allowed to receive normal academic education in the Human Federation; they are restricted to...

They are confined to the home and childbirth; they can only attend brides' colleges.

So, this...this girl named Qinqin...

A deep and profound sense of sorrow gripped his throat.

He suddenly raised his head and looked at Commander-in-Chief Qi, his eyes filled with an indescribable hope and regret: "Commander Qi! Look! Look at these records!"

He pointed forcefully at the screen, his fingers trembling: "She never received any formal education! No mentor! No laboratory resources! After her parents passed away, she figured it out on her own, relying on her parents' notes, which they probably couldn't even understand... and she painstakingly... painstakingly created this drug!"

"If she weren't an Omega! If... if she weren't an Omega..."

"If she could enter the Federation's top universities from a young age and receive the most systematic and cutting-edge education in pharmacology, molecular biology, and genetic engineering..."

If she can receive the right guidance and adequate resources.

With her demonstrated intuition for pharmacology and her groundbreaking creativity, she is now...

She should have been selected for the First Research Institute long ago, and she should have been at the pinnacle of federal biomedical research by now. She would be the most dazzling jewel of the First Research Institute and humanity.

If she weren't an Omega... if she had the chance...

He was willing to mentor her as a graduate student and then as a doctoral student, devoting everything he had to nurture her. Even the loss of her parents didn't matter; from the moment she became his student, he was her father.

Such a once-in-a-century genius, the kind of genius humanity desperately needs...

Dr. Ji's tears streamed down her haggard face.

He dejectedly lowered his hand, his shoulders slumped slightly, and he covered his face with one hand.

He had never heard of Qinqin's name, which meant that she disappeared without a trace.

The Federation of Humanity once shone with such genius, but that light was mercilessly obscured by the cold iron curtain and eventually extinguished.

What a pity.