I’m The Only One With Genius DNA 52

I’m The Only One With Genius DNA chapter 52

Avio (7)

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Selizena’s Song Ji-hyun was on the first floor of Avio.

Now that I think about it, it’s like a dream that Ryu Young-joon treated her dog Brownie and had a drink together in return.

I feel like I became Michael Jackson in a few weeks after my debut.

I thought he was just a unique and talented scientist, but one day, a paper and an interview suddenly appeared in Science.

Then he appeared on all kinds of news in a few months, and now he is the CEO of a company called Avio.

You think I’m in a relationship with someone like that?’

I can’t believe it no matter how hard I think about it. Ryu Young-joon’s contact information is on his cell phone, but he did not dare to call out of curiosity.

So instead of contacting him and asking for directions, Song Ji-hyun was wandering alone on the first floor of Avio.

I couldn’t find the elevator.

“Hello.”

Choi Myung-joon and Seo Yoon-joo, who bumped into each other by chance, greeted each other.

“Hello.”

“I’ve never seen you before, Dr. Song Ji-hyun?”

Choi Myung-joon asked.

“Yes, I’m Song Ji-hyun.”

“Nice to meet you. I’m Choi Myungjun. Avio is now dedicated to Probiotics.”

“Nice to meet you.”

Song Ji-hyun shook hands with him.

“Let’s go to the conference room together.”

Today is the day when the Probiotics Alliance meeting was scheduled.

This is to share the results and check the direction of the project. From Celizener’s side, Song Ji-hyun attended as a representative.

Together, the three moved to the conference room on the second floor.

Ryu Young-joon was alone inside.

With the beam projector on, he was setting up the conference room, taking out drinks and chocolate.

“Argh! I’ll do it, sir!”

Choi Myung-joon ran out of shock and took refreshments from Ryu Young-joon’s hand.

“Oh, that’s good. Haha, thank you.”

“CEO, why don’t you pick a secretary? You made your staff do this kind of work.”

“I’ll think about it when the company gets bigger. I don’t have a problem managing my schedule by myself right now.”

Ryu Young-joon moved in front of the computer.

“Dr. Song, did you send me the meeting materials by e-mail?”

“Yes.”

“But the online connection here in the conference room is bad. I’ll go to my office and get it on USB. Please wait a moment.”

“Here you go. I also put it on USB. Just in case.”

Song Ji-hyun held out the USB.

“Thank you.”

While Ryu Young-joon plugged in the USB and opened the file, Song Ji-hyun, who was watching from the side, talked to him.

“Capsule double-coated successfully.”

“Really? That’s great.”

“Dr. Ryu·····. No, it went well because I did what CEO Ryu told me.”

“Just call me Dr. Liu.”

“······.”

“Oh, right, Dr. Song.”

Ryu Young-joon said.

“What?”

“There are two things I’d like to do with Celie Jenner.”

“Two?”

“One is the development of coating technology for pancreatic cancer treatments. I’ll provide you with a basic idea sketch. Celizener has a lot of experience in capsule coating development and equipment, so you’ll be able to do it quickly. I can’t even give you royalties, but I’ll give you enough money.”

“Thank you. I’ll talk to the CEO. What’s the other one?”

Ryu Young-joon smiled.

“Guess what?”

“······.”

Song Ji-hyun tilted her head with a puzzled look.

“What is it?”

“The development of early liver cancer treatments Cellicure.”

Song Ji-hyun’s eyes grew slowly.

“Cellicure?”

“I brought it from Eisen when Avio erupted. Let’s re-develop it together.”

Song Ji-hyun asked again as if she could not believe it.

“You brought a cell-cure?”

“Yes.”

“That’s what Aizen’s first lab has, isn’t it?”

“Avio has taken over development rights and patent rights. We’re going back to phase II.”

“······.”

“That’s the right way to do it. A more advanced new drug can’t be lost like that’s why. If you want, Celizener can participate in the development stage. I’ll give you a reward. What do you think?”

“If you give us a chance, we’d love to do it. It was the first new drug we developed. It means a lot to us.”

“Okay, let’s have a meeting with Celizener next time.”

“It’s all set. Mr. President!

Choi Myung-joon said with a slide of progress in the development of Probiotics on the projector screen.

“Okay, I have to go to the American Academy, so I have to meet for an hour and go to Incheon Airport right away. Let’s get this over with.”

Ryu Young-joon sat down and said,

“You’re going to the conference?”

Song Jihyun asked.

“Yes.”

“Where?”

“The International Society for Integrated Cerebral Diseases.”

“I’m going to the American conference the day after tomorrow. It’s a different conference.”

“IUBMB?”

“How did you know?”

“It’s the most famous place to be held this time. I’m going to go there after the brain disease conference.”

IUBMB stands for The International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

The reason Selizener goes to IUBMB is because it is a venture company. IUBMB is a place where potential new technologies are promoted and international investment and recruitment of human resources are carried out.

It is ideal for venture companies that need to meet with new investors, job seekers, or other companies that can cooperate.

Ryu Young-joon had a different purpose.

“Shall we begin the presentation?”

Choi Myung-joon said.

“Yes.”

“I bought the strain that you told me about, the Chlorotonis limubitus. I’ve done all the parts that you told me to genetically manipulate. We sequenced three genes: ATak711, YJ2 and mCAL, over-expressed 200%, and confirmed with Western Blot.”

“I think I asked you to check Amuc’s expression and Vezicle, is that part of it?”

Although no one has been informed yet, “Ameok” is a biological substance of bacteria that can treat type 2 diabetes.

And ‘bezicle’ is like a tiny bubble membrane that bacteria use to transport A-Muk.

“Right here.”

Choi Myung-joon turned the slide as if he had waited.

A photograph of Bezicle from Chlorotonis limubitus was released.

“It’s a picture of a green fluorescent substance attached to the forehead. As you can see, there’s a green fluorescent glow coming out of the bezicle. The A-meals are expressed and wrapped in vegicle.”

Ryu Young-joon smiled as if he was satisfied. Choi Myung-joon continued.

“We used a fluorescence analyzer to get these vegicles into a separate tube, refined them with FPLC, and confirmed that it was an A-bite.”

“Thank you for your hard work.”

“Thank you for your hard work.”

“But I did it because you told me to, but what the hell is Aemoo doing?”

Choi Myung-joon asked.

Ryu Young-joon was obsessed with it, so I thought it would have an important effect, but I didn’t expect it at all of a sudden.

“Lee Hye-won, a lawyer, is almost done, and the project is now confirmed to be ABIO’s, so I can tell you.”

Ryu Young-joon said.

“That A-meok substance is a cure for type 2 diabetes.”

Choi Myung-joon almost dropped a laser pointer.

“This is ·····, what? What’s this?

“Type 2 diabetes is a form of autoimmune disease. And that A-meok protein will normalize the immune cells to inhibit immune response and reduce insulin resistance.”

“······.”

“Even if you refine the Ameok itself and administer it intravenously, it will help cure diabetes. But the best way is to take those probiotics and settle chlorotonis limubitus in the intestines. I think even a serious patient will be able to take effect in three months at the longest.”

“How did you find out about this?”

Song Ji-hyun asked as if she could not believe it.

“I got this idea from reading the papers.”

Choi Myung-joon has become a bit confused.

“Sure ······ Is this medicine? Or is it a functional health food?”

Essentially, products with distinct efficacy and side effects created for the prevention and treatment of diseases are called medicines.

And it is safe with less efficacy and relatively less side effects, and a wide range of health-enhancing products that do not target certain diseases are health functional foods.

“Not both. It’s more effective than any other diabetes treatment on the market, but it has few side effects, and it’s a probiotic that has a wide range of health-boosting functions.”

Ryu Young-joon said.

Seo Yoon-joo swallowed her saliva.

‘You’re saying it’s out of this world.’

Choi Myung-joon asked.

“Then what kind of payment are you going to make?”

“Let’s pay for both. Refine the A-Muk and give it as a general medicine, and at the same time, use probiotics to give it as a health functional food.”

“······.”

“But I think it’s going to be very tricky to get permission from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.”

Song Ji-hyun said.

“It’s not GMO, it’s LMO.”

GMO is a genetically modified food product, but it is usually dead. For example, it’s like powder from genetically modified corn.

However, LMO (Living Modified Organism) is a genetically modified, living organism.

Naturally, the degree of regulation should start with obtaining permission for chlorotonis strains, a microorganism not previously listed in the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.

“Even if we prove safety, the KFDA will be very conservative because it is afraid to take responsibility if there is an unexpected problem on the market.”

“It’s okay. I’ll give you permission eventually.”

“Really?”

“There are 300 million people with type 2 diabetes in the world. We’ve clearly demonstrated safety and effectiveness, but we’re not going to hurt 300 million people by being scared and hesitant to grant permission.”

Ryu Young-joon said.

“And this time, a world-renowned authority has joined us. Dr. Felicida will be the lead researcher.”

“I see.”

“We’re going to put all our energy into this project for the next one. Let’s take a look at the progress of capsule coating technology.”

“Yes.”

Song Ji-hyun opened the presentation data and reported the progress.

“Through mouse experiments with the ··········· imaging medical team, we confirmed that the capsule coating agent passed through the digestive system and safely delivered the target substance to the intestines. We’ve clearly seen the effect of alginate hydrogels double-coated with chitosan.”

Ryu Young-joon nodded.

“All right, I think you can have a meeting with Dr. Felicida next time. I think I’ll be busy for a while even after I come back from America. I’ll leave all the basic setup of A-Mock to you.”

***

Friday morning.

A paper was published in Science. The title was Regeneration of the Brain Using Stem Cells and Treatment of Alzheimer’s.

About 15 authors were listed. First author and correspondence author Ryu Young-joon. And Professor Shin Jung-joo, who conducted the clinical trial, became the second author.

About 15 authors were listed. First author and correspondence author Ryu Young-joon. And Professor Shin Jung-joo, who conducted the clinical trial, became the second author.

In addition, scientists and doctors who took care of patients who participated in producing stem cells were named junior authors based on their contributions.

If you click on the “affiliation” that specifies the author’s affiliation, Ryu’s company will appear.

It changed from Eisen to Eisen, Avio.

A summary of the paper, corrected by editor Samuel, made the front page of Science.

In this paper, we produced small stem cells measuring 8 micrometers in diameter by inhibiting the expression of the AKKT gene, and sent them to the brain by attaching a Cavalin ligand to the cells and passing through the Blood Brain Barrier. Afterwards, 3K3A-APC was processed and the stem cells were differentiated into nerves to regenerate the brain. We performed this treatment on eight patients to confirm that all patients’ brain size, cognitive and thinking abilities were restored to the level of the general population, with no signs of side effects detected for five weeks.>

Originally, even if a large paper is published in Science, it rarely occupies the Naver search box.

However, the thesis also depends on the thesis.

In this kind of news, scientific journalists have no choice but to publish cover articles dealing with papers.

In an instant, the issue began to be created.

– Avio, complete conquest of Alzheimer’s.

-The world without dementia is coming.

– An era in which brain disease disappears.

– Stem cells completely cure dementia.

More than 40 news stories were posted in just an hour. There was also a rather absurd kind of sports news tabloid.

– Improve students’ learning skills with stem cells?

– Stem cell technology can cure erectile dysfunction! The confidence of men with their heads down ·····[See more]

-Ryu Young-joon, CEO of Avio, suspected of having a secret relationship with beautiful actress S.

The content is an empty fishing castle.

It was just an article whose goal was to induce clicks. This is because the two words, Avio and Ryu Young-joon, were keywords that guaranteed click count.

“Are they crazy? Who’s the beautiful actress, Miss S? You print anything out.”

On his way to work, Park Joo-hyuk felt absurd while reading the articles.

And after a while, Avio’s office.

All extensions were ringing at the same time. More than 10 employees were answering the phone with a completely lost face.

“There is no agreement yet ·····.”

“I’ll pass it on to the CEO.”

“I’ll pass it on to the CEO.”

They were repeating the same thing like parrots.

There was a flurry of investment and meeting offers.

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