If it really has to be blood, then it's an extremely large and complex dataset, because human blood not only contains various cells, but also various components, totaling more than a dozen different kinds.
Academician Lu was disheartened.
Academician Ma's heart sank as well.
The two men watched Ning Hongwei's growing pains and didn't know what to do.
Qin Zhao said, "How about we try increasing the dosage?"
Academician Lu shook his head: "It's no use. The reagent we prepared according to the previous ratio should theoretically contain enough X enzyme. But as you can see, the effect is negligible. It's not the same as blood. The effect is even worse than animal blood."
Han Junche sighed: "Fine, take my blood."
"Another blood draw?!" Qin Zhao was so anxious he wanted to jump up and down. "A normal person only needs to have their blood drawn once every six months. You wasted so much blood last time, and now you need to draw it again after only a few months?"
Han Junche knew it wasn't good. After having so much blood drawn last time, it really took him a long time to recover before he felt normal again.
But now was not the time for him to hesitate. Han Junche took off his coat and rolled up his sleeves: "Come on."
"Wait!" Academician Lu raised his hand to stop Han Junche, his gaze sweeping over everyone's faces before he said, "I have a bold idea!"
Academician Lu's idea was indeed bold. In theory, the X enzyme should be effective, because after thoroughly analyzing Han Junche's blood, the most obvious finding was the presence of the X enzyme.
Of course, we cannot rule out other factors, since they didn't have much time. This is just a preliminary analysis.
X enzyme should indeed be effective, but after Ning Hongwei took it, the effect was low, even worse than that of an ordinary person's blood.
Academician Lu's eyes lit up: "Since the X enzyme was discovered in the blood, let's re-inject it into the bloodstream!"
"Injection?" Academician Ma frowned. "No, we've never done live experiments before. What if there's any danger?"
"I think it's feasible."
Academician Lu is still advocating: "Enzyme X itself exists in the blood. Although our culture medium has a somewhat complex composition, none of it is harmful to the body. It is close to a 0.9% sodium chloride aqueous solution, which meets the conditions for injection."
"Then let's get the injection." Ning Hongwei gritted his teeth and said with what little rationality he had left, "Besides me, the others will need more than half a month for the virus to manifest. We can't delay any longer!"
Cultivating enzyme X is too difficult. In addition to requiring constant temperature and humidity, it also requires specific substances and environments. They spent too much time just cultivating enzyme X. If they don't try, then everything will have to start from scratch.
Academician Ma gritted his teeth. Academician Lu was right. Although they had not conducted any live experiments, the X enzyme reagent fully met the standards for human injection.
So he nodded: "Okay, then let's do the injection."
Once a decision is made, the process can be carried out very quickly.
Academician Ma drew the X enzyme reagent into the syringe, while Academician Lu strapped a tubing to Ning Hongwei's arm.
After Academician Ma finished his injection, Academician Lu had already disinfected the area and found the vein.
The needle was inserted into the vein, and the reagent containing enzyme X was slowly pushed in.
As soon as the reagent entered his bloodstream, Ning Hongwei's trembling subsided at a visible speed, and even his blood-red eyes gradually turned grayish-brown.
The results were surprisingly good, and the effects were extremely fast!
Ning Hongwei returned to normal after more than ten seconds, but Academician Lu and Academician Ma did not relax at all.
It wasn't until five minutes later that smiles appeared on their faces.
Academician Lu breathed a sigh of relief: "Now we just have to wait. If you don't have any other reactions after an hour, then the inhibitor can be considered a true success!"
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