Chapter 1503: Chapter 1121: Sanbo Hospital is a Trap_3
No one dared to ask anything at the institute; angering Yang Ping might result in a mont that could bring these promising young talents back to square one.
The power of Professor Yang’s mont was well known; everything could be negotiated, but once it escalated to posting on a mont, there was no room for further discussion.
To ensure their children’s future, these parents could only suffer in silence. Truly, a failed attempt at gaining an advantage turned into losing ho base; this group no longer had anyone intending to work at Sanbo Hospital.
In those “talented individuals” circles, Sanbo Hospital was considered a pit, a huge pit, that everyone had to circumvent.
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The third batch of animal experints has been scheduled. Due to the excellent treatnt effect, the experint cycle has been shortened; if the third phase animal experint data et the requirents, the next step is to proceed with phase one clinical trials. The experintal team didn’t anticipate everything progressing so smoothly; sotis in research, once the path is correct and the bottleneck is overco, everything thereafter goes smoothly.
The laboratory was crowded with people, all summarizing the data from the previous two experints. These young researchers were recruited gradually, and each one could be considered a top student, with several being college entrance examination champions. Their ability to pose questions, analyze, and solve problems was indeed far superior to the average person. Such a young team was vibrant and exceptionally energetic.
Using adenovirus as a template followed by a series of gene modifications, this protein-structured biological agent demonstrated better and better tumor treatnt effects. Once it entered the bloodstream of the experintal pig, the decrease was very minimal, less than ten percent.
Dispersing through the bloodstream to the entire body, tumors showed a strong affinity for them, causing them to accumulate where tumor cells were present, then establishing close contact with tumor cells through specific antigen responses, invading tumor cells, and upon successful invasion, releasing factors that initiate tumor cell apoptosis, resulting in the tumor cells dying subsequently.
This virus-like protein structure not only could treat blood tumors but also demonstrated excellent effects against solid tumors, effortlessly penetrating the physical and biochemical barriers ford by solid tumors.
Different tumors required different affinity factors, which was the current issue that needed to be solved. The current experint was specifically targeting osteosarcoma; if the recognition module of this virus-like structure was replaced with affinity factors for other tumors, it would open up possibilities for treating other tumors.
This biological agent is akin to a modular missile, with many components being detachable and allowing the installation of different parts for various scenarios.
“Our current experint needs to enter the next phase—to find and recombine new affinity factors. Currently, we only have the affinity factor for osteosarcoma, so our agent presently only exhibits excellent effects against osteosarcoma.”
Lu Xiaolu proposed.
”We need to establish a system that utilizes gene recombination technology to create a complete frawork that ensures it performs various structural recombinations according to certain standards, generating the tumor treatnt-like virus protein structure we want. For instance, affinity factors, apoptotic factors, immune evasion factors—all these core components must have a standard system.”
“This is pioneering work globally; there has never been any reference to imitate. Our innovative workload is substantial and must be tackled bit by bit, slowly perfecting it.” Professor Zhang Zhiwei agreed with Lu Xiaolu’s proposal; now was the ti to enter the next stage.
This group of young doctors was already restless, eager to try, at the peak of their curiosity and thirst for knowledge—full of energy, tireless, and highly resilient to failure.
”Let’s begin; the third phase of animal experints scarcely requires any work—it’s just a matter of observing a few pigs.”
Everyone was raring to go.
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