Chapter 3058

In the School of Life Sciences, the research on new organs has been ranked at the top.

After the scientist and Lynch ended the call, they returned to their work.

There were several human bodies hanging in the clean and sterile laboratory. These gene modulators did not activate their personalities. Strictly speaking, they could not be called human beings at present.

They were a kind of high molecular polymer coming off the factory assembly line, and their appearance and structure were very similar to humans.

As long as scientists could accept this point of view, there would be no psychological problems.

These human bodies had been disinfected and were still active. After being rinsed again and sprayed with a layer of sterilization and disinfectant, they were laid flat on the operating table.

Many scientists came over and began to try to peel off the heart organ and some things that connected it to the nerves.

This operation requires very delicate and stable surgical skills. A slight shake could scrap a gene modulator worth tens of thousands of yuan.

Although Lynch did not tell them to set any thresholds or require them to complete what tasks at what time, everyone still tried to reduce unnecessary losses as much as possible.

Here is a little knowledge. Generally, the human bodies of gene modulators that are no longer useful after use will not enter the incineration process, but will be directly sent back to the factory.

They will be soaked in a special solution and eventually decomposed into one of the liquid nutrients transported to the cultivation bag, becoming part of the raw materials for cultivating the next batch of goods.

Of course, this is only effective for gene modulators, or only accepts the re-cultivation of gene modulators, while natural people will be incinerated and destroyed.

The operation process was recorded by a high-definition camera throughout the process, so that scientists all over the world can watch and learn together.

The operation was also very smooth. A total of six gene modulators with evolved new organs were prepared, and four and a half sets of organs were successfully stripped off.

These organs will then be transplanted into some "experimental subjects".

These experimental subjects are not gene modulators. They are most likely natural humans who have not yet evolved these organs.

Some people seem very frightened and uneasy, but some people seem very calm and composed.

These experimental subjects who need to cooperate are all voluntarily selected from various shelters and enter the sample library through layers of screening, waiting to be used.

For various reasons, they need money, or need to solve some problems that cannot be solved with a small amount of money, that is, they need privileges to solve their problems.

In the end, they all found the Global Communication Group, filled out the form, and became the candidate samples of the sample library.

The group company spends money or meets their other demands as a means of payment, and they only need to devote themselves to science when necessary.

This is actually a great act. It is the dedication of these people that makes life sciences advance at an incredible speed.

The scientist stood in front of a panting man and said to him with a smile, "You don't have to be too nervous, just take a nap, and everything will be fine."

The man's eyes were full of horror. He gasped and wanted to struggle, but his body had been tightly bound to the operating table.

"I... I want to give up!" He suddenly shouted loudly. The scientist frowned, but respected his choice and asked the assistant to push him out, so as to walk to another operating table.

There was a woman on the operating table, about thirty-five or six years old, naked, and she was very calm.

"Will I feel pain?" She asked the scientist when he came over.

The scientist smiled and shook his head, "I will inject you with a new type of anesthetic. Even aliens will be affected by it. Humans have no resistance to it."

"You will sleep and there is a high probability that you will have a good dream, because some of its ingredients will affect the secretion of some hormones in your brain..."

"This sounds complicated. In short, you just need to know that you will have a good dream, and then wake up from the dream, and everything will be over."

The woman took a deep breath, "I'm ready, come on..."

The scientist asked the assistant to inject the anesthetic, and the woman soon fell into a deep sleep, with a faint smile on her face. She looked very happy in her dream.

The scientist cut open her chest directly, and the assistants roughly used metal components to pull the two sides of the cut wound to expose her sternum.

The doctor held a small electric saw in his hand and started the transplant operation.

Outside the room, a similar... operation was also being carried out.

The man who had just come out of the operating room breathed a sigh of relief. The reason he agreed to participate in this experiment was that his child suffered from organ failure and urgently needed an organ transplant.

But he didn't have that much money, and he couldn't find a matching organ, so he had to ask for help from the Global Link Group.

The Global Link Group helped him, exempted his son's surgery costs, and arranged a matching organ for transplantation.

At the same time, they also gave him an additional 20,000 yuan for his son's subsequent medical and nursing expenses.

And all he needed to do was lie on the operating table when necessary.

If he died, his son could get another 44 months of average salary, which is nearly 13,000 yuan.

Plus a one-time pension of 6,500 yuan, and a small subsidy for 120 months, or 10 years.

A total of 35,000 yuan can be obtained.

If he does not die, he can get a reward of 20,000 yuan after the experiment, and Global Communication Group will bear his lifelong medical expenses.

From some perspectives, this may be a helpless choice, but from another perspective, it is actually a good choice.

At least, you can get a lot of money and have a great chance of survival.

As long as you can survive the human experiment, you can enjoy free cutting-edge medical care for life.

But knowing it is knowing it, lying on the operating table, watching the scientists holding those terrible tools and walking towards him, the moment, he was still afraid.

Just when he thought everything was over, two staff members stood in front of him.

"You breached the contract... sir."

The man was stunned for a moment and didn't speak.

The visitor didn't care whether he spoke or not, but continued, "According to the contract, we will recover all the funds invested in you, including our various expenses."

"I checked your personal account, and the money in your account is not enough to pay the penalty, so according to the contract, we will recover the transplanted organs from your son within 24 hours, and you and your family will be expelled from the shelter."

The man raised his head suddenly, "You can't do this!"

"If you take his organs away, he will die!"

"This is murder!"

The staff still looked indifferent, "You can sue us, and then die outside the shelter during the lawsuit."

"You can get dressed now, and we will take you away from here later."

The man's body trembled slightly, and his clenched fist made it impossible for him to hide his inner anger and tension. He grabbed the edge of the bed, "I am willing to accept the operation, push me back."

The staff shook his head, "Sorry, you have breached the contract. If you want to return to the operating table, you must fill out the application again."

"And I tell you responsibly that you are very likely to fail."

At this time, another person brought clothes and threw them to him, "Put it on, and then we will take you away."

The man was really panicked, and he tried to resist all this. "I swear, I volunteered to participate in the operation, I just want to come out and get some fresh air."

Just as they were talking, another mobile bed was pushed past him, and a man lay on the bed expressionlessly, looking at him.

The two quickly crossed each other, and their eyes no longer met.

"If you don't cooperate with our work, then we can only take necessary tough measures..."

In the end, the man was taken out, no matter how he begged and apologized, it was useless.

This kind of thing has happened in the laboratory before. This kind of experiment requires the subject to cooperate highly, but the subject is unwilling to cooperate and gives a lot of wrong data.

This caused the workload to more than double, and the cause was not found until more investigations were done.

The time, energy, and financial resources wasted were even difficult to measure with money.

The moment the staff pushed him into the car, they looked at him and said seriously, "You can take advantage of the company, but you have to be prepared to pay the price for it."

"The company's money and benefits are not something you can take if you want them, or not if you don't want them!"

The closed car door separated the inside and outside of the car. The man pounded on the door, but it was no longer effective.

What awaits him will be a short period of regret and hatred.

He will freeze to death or starve to death in the wild with his family.

Although it is not a good practice to expand responsibility to the entire family, in special times, some special means are needed to deal with this terrible world.

Of course, these little things will not affect the work of scientists, nor will they involve moral risks, and will not make them uneasy, because they don't care what will happen next.

The operation seems to be very successful so far. Four and a half sets of organs, a total of nine, have been transplanted into nine different people.

There were two adolescents in their developmental period, two young people who had just entered maturity, two middle-aged people whose body functions began to decline, and two elderly people whose body functions completely declined.

Another one was transplanted to an assistant, who would assess the impact of the organ on himself in a more professional capacity and in a more detailed manner.

After the operation, the woman woke up quickly. She looked down at her chest. The huge wound was a little shocking, but it was indeed as the doctor said, it didn't hurt at all.