Yang Rui returned to the ion channel laboratory with a full face, and people kept saying hello.

Yang Rui also nodded slightly to respond, like an old leader.

"Director Yang, 60 groups of half embryos are all ready." Gu Qiang rushed over from the side and blocked a group of scientific research Wangs who were about to come forward to say hello.

Wang Lei and others glared at Gu Qiang's back.

As a scientific researcher, it is difficult to express your existence.

Gu Qiang was conscious of nothing, his whole body exuded a decadent atmosphere. His unshaven beard easily reminded of down-and-out people and physical artists. The question that surprised biologists should be that in just two days, how can a person's beard grow so long?

"I finished 60 sets, not bad." Yang Rui stopped, nodded to Gu Qiang with a satisfied expression, and then continued to walk forward, saying as he walked: "Then we'll move on to the next step."

"That's it?" Gu Qiang was stunned.

He spent two days almost sleeplessly before he divided the 60 groups of embryos that Yang Rui asked for.

Shouldn’t Yang Rui show a shock or incredible expression?

Gu Qiang stared at Yang Rui.

Yang Rui looked back at Gu Qiang for no reason and asked, "What are you doing while staying? Time doesn't wait for anyone."

"Okay." Teddy in Gu Qiang's heart was jumping and asked, "What experiment do you want to continue?"

"Frozen embryos." Yang Rui's answer was very simple.

Teddy in Gu Qiang's heart woke up instantly and ran wildly for 30 times. Gu Qiang asked with a strange smile: "Frozen embryo? Do you want to do an experiment on frozen embryos? Shouldn't these 60 groups of divided embryos be transplanted first?"

"30 groups were used for embryo transfer, and there were 30 groups left. After the embryo was frozen, then thawed and transplanted." Yang Rui's order was very clear.

But Gu Qiang felt that Yang Rui was confused and had to argue again: "You are doing two sets of experiments. Besides, there is no precedent for frozen embryo project-freeze embryo project, right?"

Speaking of this, Gu Qiang suddenly calmed down.

After segmenting the embryos, transplanting them again. There have been many such experiments in China. The 1970s were a period of great development of embryo transfer, and the 1980s was a very lively competition period. The phenomenon of you finish your performance is extremely common.

Americans have undergone a mouse embryo transfer, while British people have to do a rabbit embryo transfer. In a blink of an eye, the French will do a goat embryo transfer to show...

The same is true in China. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Chinese genetic engineering community was not able to participate in international competition, but who can rescue and repeat foreign experiments is also a result.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences has completed the embryo transfer of mice first, and Peking University will hold on to the point of doing embryo transfer of rabbits. It is normal for Fudan to catch sheep and keep them in the dormitory after Fudan...

From Gu Qiang's perspective, he has participated in all these excitement, but because of his weak team strength and scarce resources, he has never made any progress.

However, he did not eat too much soup, which does not mean that he was not familiar with these experiments. In fact, Gu Qiang later repeated some experiments, which was also his confidence and main achievements.

Yang Rui asked him to split the embryos 60 groups. Although some of the techniques were not satisfactory, Gu Qiang was confident that after the transplant, the half embryos isolated by himself would still have a relatively high survival rate.

However, frozen embryos are another concept.

Not to mention, the instruments and equipment needed to freeze embryos block most laboratories from the threshold.

By 1985, there has been no successful precedent for frozen embryos and transplanted pregnancy in China, and it is rare abroad, with only a few laboratories that can be completed.

In terms of performance, frozen embryos are even more of a very science fiction thing.

It is understandable to keep animal embryos at 4 degrees Celsius to 0 degrees Celsius. It is possible to keep animal embryos at minus 80 degrees Celsius for several months, then thaw and transplant them into the animal body, and young animals can even be born. This is somewhat confusing. However, embryos are preserved in liquid nitrogen at minus 196 degrees Celsius for several years, or even longer, and the transplant recipients can still be pregnant, which is already out of the boundaries of normal people's thinking.

You know, animal embryos are living.

Living animal embryos can be preserved for an extremely long time at minus 196 degrees Celsius and resurrected. Can living humans reproduce this technology? Although it was not possible to realize the resurrection of frozen humans until 30 years later, it can be imagined that the vibration caused by the first frozen embryo was successfully transferred in the scientific and social environment.

For the domestic biological, scientific and press circles, the transplantation of frozen embryos is always an attractive carrot.

Gu Qiang was once tempted by this carrot, but he had no money or anyone, so he just thought about it.

Yang Rui has money and some people.

Gu Qiang had also thought before that if Yang Rui had prepared sufficiently, he might not have been able to challenge this topic.

What he didn't expect was that Yang Rui proposed this topic so quickly, and he looked completely unprepared.

With such a big topic, shouldn’t we try to operate it in the form of argumentation and meetings before we can kill chickens and sheep and sacrifice three animals?

Gu Qiang looked at Yang Rui, with a strange look in suspicion.

Yang Rui didn't notice his gaze at all. While doing daily checks, he said: "There is a precedent for frozen embryos in China. I don't care. We can do our own. It's indeed a little hurried to conduct two sets of experiments at the same time. You can choose one of them to complete the other group, and I'll find someone else to do it."

"No, I can do it." Gu Qiang then asked: "How much money do you plan to use to do these two sets of research?"

Money is the hard truth, and the funds required to complete the first frozen embryo transfer in China are indispensable.

Yang Rui did not answer directly, but turned his head and asked, "Lao Xu, how much money is there in the account of the Genetic Engineering Laboratory?"

"It's tens of thousands of yuan. What's wrong?" Xu Zhengping is currently working part-time to help Yang Rui manage the genetic engineering laboratory. After all, there is currently only Gu Qiang, a researcher in this laboratory that has not even completed infrastructure.

Yang Rui nodded and said, "I'm going to do a frozen embryo transfer. You can sort out the funds and help me come up with it."

"Okay." Xu Zhengping agreed without even a single stumbling block? Come on.

"Haha, haha, hahaha..." Gu Qiang's rebellious and crazy crazy mental illness suddenly broke out, holding his stomach and laughing, pointing at Yang Rui and Xu Zhengping while laughing, and said, "I'll tell you a joke. I have tens of thousands of yuan. I want to do an experiment on frozen embryo transfer... Haha, hahahahahahahahahaha..."

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Brothers, don’t blame me for slow updates, because my wife asked me to take her to play "Dragon Martial Arts 2", which is impossible to write. My sister-in-law leads the team, and whether the brothers dare to join, if you go there, hurry up and go to the [Shenzhou] District to form a large army of Zhiniao with me, don’t wait here.

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Chapter completed!