"Right, the Umbrella Laboratory received a reply from the Lancet. They don't support your claim in 1889 that the dark and light green areas on tobacco leaves are a type of 'virus'. At the same time, they can't verify their claim that viruses are different from bacteria!”
Marion suddenly said
that in fact, after the German botanist Schleiden and the zoologist Schwann proposed the cell theory in 1838- 1839, the cell theory was the most important.
The research on human diseases had entered a new phase. However, after the French scientist Pasteur proposed the theory of bacteria causing disease.
It laid the foundation for modern microbiology.
However, the scientists of this era discovered that not all diseases were completely related to bacteria, or some of the characteristics of the pathogenic manifestations could not be completely explained by the theory of bacteria.
Therefore, due to the limitations of observation techniques at that time and Pasteur's theory of bacteria, it was deeply rooted in people's hearts.
When the 1918 flu epidemic was prevalent, people could not clearly distinguish between viruses and bacteria.
Therefore, Li Zixuan was not surprised by the reply from the Lancet.
However, William, the editor-in-chief of the Lancet, said that the "virus" proposed by Li Zixuan did not have a complete cell structure.
He was very interested in the theory that it was made up of human genetic material and the protein sub-units outside.
It would be published in the Lancet Science Imagination column.
Although Li Zixuan was not surprised by this, he did not expect his theory of viruses to become something similar to "science fiction."
Of course, he did not blame the editor of The Lancet for this.
This was because many of the theories he had proposed in the past ten years had become similar fantasies because they could not be verified.
For example, in 1885, he proposed the DNA double spiral model.
This was the first time in history that the DNA double spiral model was proposed, more than half a century earlier.
However, although it could not be verified for the time being, considering Li Zixuan's reputation in the Eagle Country, the British Lancet did not directly reject Li Zixuan's manuscript.
Instead, it added a scientific imagination column in the Lancet as a gimmick.
Many theories that couldn't be verified but were perfect would appear on it.
They also hoped that as time passed, these theories could be verified.
However, as Li Zixuan submitted more and more papers in the Lancet,
his reputation began to spread around the world,
especially for some of his strange theories, such as human genetic material tightly wrapped around a protein called histone and packaged into a linear structure.
They were called human genetics.
The number of human somacells was 46, and the 46 pairs were divided into 23 pairs according to their size and shape. The first pair to the 22nd pair were known as the autosome, which were shared by both men and women. The 23rd pair was a pair of sex hormones, and the male individual cell's sex hormone pair was XY. The female is XX.
Although it was still a scientific hypothesis that could not be verified, Li Zixuan's thesis perfectly matched reality.
For example, single eyelids and double eyelids, the probability of gender, some genetic diseases, and so on.
It was said that the Royal Society of England had specially studied this problem.
They all knew that their Queen Victoria and her children had a genetic disease.
According to Li Zixuan's theory, hemophobia was likely to be caused by the invisible gene X carried from Victoria City, which was combined with the Y gene through inheritance.
Therefore, many male descendants of Victoria City had this genetic disease.
On the other hand, women had an X gene to compensate for it, so hemophobia would not appear.
Of course, the Royal Society of England would never say anything about this because it involved the Queen's reputation.
However, the Royal Society of England had been trying to invite Li Zixuan to London for academic discussions.
Li Zixuan temporarily rejected the offer because he was too busy with work.
However, as the center of the world's economy, politics, and culture in this era, he would definitely go to London in the future.
The above was the foundation of Li Zixuan's identity in recent years.
Before his career was still small, he could get a lot of skills from the check-in system out of nothing.
However, as he became more and more famous and his career expanded, everything he did would be under a magnifying glass and observed.
Many people would be suspicious if he came up with advanced technology out of nothing.
Right now, the Umbrella Laboratory, that's right, the laboratory with the red and white umbrella logo,
was carrying out many experiments that outsiders did not know about.
This included biology, chemistry, electronics, mechanics, and so on. Some of the research far surpassed this era.
It was just that Li Zixuan had never released his research.
This was because he felt that the outside world did not need such advanced technology.
The technology only needed to be developed step by step. He only needed to maintain the Umbrella Laboratory's absolute lead.
The Umbrella Laboratory was founded in 1885. It was located in the north of New York's Central Park, on the edge of the Harrison River, and adjacent to King's University (the predecessor of Colombia University).
In addition to Li Zixuan, the initial investors included Rockefeller, JC Rich Country, and Stilwell (Marion).
Initially, the total investment was as high as five million US dollars. Li Zixuan used technology and one million dollars to invest in 70%,
Rockefeller used one million US dollars to invest in 20%, and the remaining 10% was JC Rich Country's 8%, and Stilwell (Marion)'s 2%.
After many years of development and technological reserves, the Umbrella Laboratory, which would shock the world in the future, could finally display a portion of its results.
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