Walking out of Mike Pence's house, Eric took out his phone, dialed a number, and put it to his ear.
"He has agreed."
After a pause of about three seconds, a slightly hoarse voice came from the other end of the phone.
"That agreement?"
"It's here with me. It has been signed," Eric continued.
"Very good." The hoarse voice had a touch of approval. After a while, he then ordered, "Send the things to the old place, and then go on a vacation."
"Roger."
After Eric hung up the phone, he took out the phone card from the phone, broke it in half, and threw it into the sewer. After the two left the street, they parted ways, went in different directions, and disappeared into the crowd of Capital.
…
After Jiang Chen sent Trump on the plane, he was about to go home with Ayesha. Before he left the airport, he received a call from Celestial City. After the airport arranged the runway, he sat on the Aerospace G100 and flew to Celestial City.
After arriving at the Space Department, he greeted Kelvin, and under the escort of Celestial soldiers, Jiang Chen arrived at the Special Project Research Institute that was protected by layers of protection. There were already many people living in the deserted research institute. Not only were there the two hundred researchers who had returned from Mars, but there were also about four to five hundred researchers whose research fields were related to confidential information. They had voluntarily applied to enter this research institute.
After everyone signed a confidentiality agreement, they would be screened by truth-telling serum to ensure that no spies sneaked in.
In terms of counter-espionage, Ghost Agents had always done a good job. So far, there had not been a single case of data being stolen. The number of spies and intelligence agents of other countries that Ayesha dealt with could not be counted with two hands.
When Jiang Chen came to Dr. Amos' laboratory, his eyes were immediately attracted by the huge culture tank located in the center of the laboratory.
In the cylindrical culture tank, a fetus-shaped thing was floating in the dark green culture liquid. Large and small pipes were connected to the "fetus", and bubbles of various sizes continued to gush from the bottom of the culture tank.
"In order to prevent you from misunderstanding, I have to make a statement first." Walking out of the trapdoor on the side, Dr. Amos took off the glasses on the bridge of his nose and hung them on his chest pocket. He said jokingly, "This is a gorilla fetus, not a human."
"Why are you studying gorilla fetuses?" Jiang Chen asked curiously.
"In addition to the knowledge of Klein particles, the knowledge I inherited is mainly in the biological field." Calvin's index finger pointed at the culture tank. "And this thing is one of my experimental products."
"That's a shame." Jiang Chen expressed his regret tactfully.
Before using the Flower of Memory, no one would know what memory they would inherit.
Amos's own research direction was mainly focused on artificial intelligence, electronic machinery, and other fields. Although the neural interface system was one of his masterpieces, this scientific research result did not involve much knowledge in the biological field. To him, the knowledge he inherited was something he had never come into contact with before.
"Is that a pity?" Dr. Amos's expression didn't show too much regret. He shrugged and continued, "Although my research direction involves more physics, I have always maintained a positive attitude towards biology. The future of this subject is not narrower than physics. If the latter is to guide us to understand the world, then the former is to teach us how to become God. "
Jiang Chen smiled when he heard this metaphor.
Indeed, for now, creating life was still the domain of God.
Even if today's chip manufacturing process could be achieved below 1nm, humans still couldn't synthesize even one cell from nothing.
Even in the 22nd century, with several breakthroughs in biological technology, artificial cells were still at the forefront of science and technology. He remembered a long time ago, Lin Lin talked to him about this issue. It seemed that the Nobel Prize in Biology was won by a Pan-Asia biologist who used the most basic elements such as carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur, and potassium to synthesize the simplest structure of mycoplasma.
"As long as you think it's okay." Jiang Chen walked to the side of the culture tank, looked up, and asked nonchalantly. "By the way, what is this thing? Animal cloning? "
"Cloning? It's not that simple, "Amos smiled and shook his head. Amos smiled and shook his head. "The material is a piece of DNA code and a periodic table of elements. Not long ago, we created life from nothing."
When Jiang Chen heard the words "created life", he looked at him in shock.
Using DNA data and primitive chemical elements to synthesize a chimpanzee's zygote cell from scratch, and then allowing it to develop into a mature chimpanzee in a culture tank that simulated the intrauterine environment was unique in biology.
Even as a layman, he could hear how difficult it was.
It was no exaggeration to say that any technical difficulty of this experiment could be used to write a paper, and it would be enough to shock the entire biology community and be nominated for a Nobel Prize.
Through self-designed DNA code, to create a species that did not exist in this world, humans had never been so close to the domain of God.
"The Gaia civilization's research in the field of biotechnology is quite advanced. Because the technological span in the middle is too large, I can't specifically describe the gap between us and Gaia in the field of biology. Let's talk about something you're interested in. Through this technology, we can take the genetic fragments of lions, leopards, tigers, and even Devil Worms from Mars to design biological soldiers with individual combat power comparable to Superman, and then use cell synthesis technology to mass produce them. "
Amos paused and said in a joking tone.
"I bet that the cost of producing a Devil Worm that adapts to the Earth environment is much lower than the cost of producing a tank."
"Won't it cause problems such as biological invasion?" Jiang Chen frowned.
"This problem is actually very easy to solve. As long as the number of chromosomes is set to an odd number when combining the biological DNA, it will be fine," Amos said.
The principle was the same as a mule. As long as the created creature was unable to reproduce, then there would naturally be no problems such as biological invasion.
For some reason, when Jiang Chen looked at the creature in the culture tank, his thoughts drifted 20.5 light-years away.
Perhaps it was because of this technology that the colonists who arrived at Gliese 581G finally embarked on the road to biological civilization.
An idea flashed in his mind.
Jiang Chen suddenly looked at Amos and asked another question that he suddenly thought of.
"If we use cell synthesis technology … can we resurrect the disappeared Gaia civilization?"
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