I’m The Only One With Genius DNA 73

I’m The Only One With Genius DNA chapter 73

The Conqueror of AIDS (7).

“What are you thinking about in a clinical area?”

Jason asked.

“South Africa, Nigeria, India, Kenya, Russia. I would like to proceed in these five countries first. These are the countries with the most infected population. That’s how urgent it is to stop the spread.”

“Aren’t there more countries like Zimbabwe and Uganda than Russia?”

“But Russia has a high mortality rate.”

Ryu Young-joon said.

Jason nodded his head.

“All right, leave it to me.”

The meeting lasted about two hours, with technical lectures on vaccine development and discussions on clinical trial coordination.

Ryu Young-joon signed a technology agreement with Eisen and International Vaccine Research Institute to supply key technologies.

Pharmacotoxicity experiments and drug proofs have already been carried out in mice and beagles.

Chimpanzees and clinical trials will be conducted by Eisen and the Vaccine Laboratory.

“I’ll send you the data and data on the experiment method by e-mail. I have to go now.”

Ryu Young-joon said as he got up after the meeting.

“It’s been a while since we met, so let’s go eat.”

Yoon Dae-sung and Nicholas said as if they were disappointed.

“I’d like to have a meal with Mr. Ryu, too.”

Jason helped.

“Oh, let’s do it together next time. I have to go to another meeting right now…….”

“Where are you going?”

“The Ministry of Health and Welfare. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants to see you for a second on a project.”

Ryu Young-joon bowed and left outside.

Jason said, looking at the door he had closed.

“You’re really busy.”

“I’m a proponent of a huge project like AIDS eradication, so I’m running out of a few bodies right now.

Nicholas said.

“Let’s say it takes a few years to determine the success or failure of that project, and if you succeed, you’ll get a Nobel Prize allowance, not a Nobel Prize.””

“I’m sure no matter how conservative the Nobel Committee is, if it’s that kind of achievement, it’ll give it to Dr. Liu.”

“I’m looking forward to being nominated this winter as well. It’s not comparable to fighting AIDS, but glaucoma treatment and Alzheimer’s clinical success are great things.”

“If we commercialize Alzheimer’s, it’s the Nobel Prize without fighting AIDS. If you do both, you’ll get a Young Jun Award instead of a Nobel Prize.”

Yoon Dae-sung’s mind grew more and more complicated as Nicholas and Jason complimented him to death.

“Oh, Mr. Yoon. Isn’t Dr. Liu also a director of Eisen?”

Jason asked.

“Yes, that’s right.”

“Then, when the CEO retires later, merge with Avio and make Dr. Ryu the CEO. It’s a subsidiary relationship, and Azen will be at the peak of the global pharmaceutical industry, right?”

“…….”

Nicholas peeked at Yoon Dae-sung’s

In places like the U.S., where entrepreneurship is strong, Jason can do what he says.

However, isn’t it common for Korean corporate culture to inherit management rights to their children?

Yoon Bo-hyun.

He is the son of Yoon Dae-sung, who is learning management while working directly at Eisen.

Without him, Ji Kwang-man would have stood by Ryu Young-joon’s side and would not have attacked him hastily.

Will Yoon Dae-sung hand over the company that he has been working for since his father’s generation to Ryu Young-joon, a man? Or should I make a conflict with Ryu Young-joon for my only son?

Watching this confrontation was a bit complicated for Nicholas, too. Yoon Bo-hyun is the son of an old friend, a young man whom Nicholas has seen since he was a baby.

I honestly felt a little sad to think that he was pushed away by Ryu Young-joon, who was studying and working hard with the responsibility of taking over the family business and leading Eisen.

However, Ryu Young-joon is the most intelligent person in the world. In addition, the sense of ethics and character are excellent, which will lead to the future of the revolutionary science safely.

If you let go of your personal feelings and only look at a better world, Ryu Young-joon should lead the position.

Yoon Bo-hyun is a smart guy, but I personally want Dr. Ryu Young-joon to take care of it.….’

Yoon Bo-hyun is a smart guy, but I personally want Dr. Ryu Young-joon to take care of it.….’

Nicholas looked at Yoon Dae-sung as if he felt sorry for him. All decisions will eventually be made in the hands of Yoon Dae-sung and Ryu Young-joon.

“We’re considering it.”

Yoon Dae-sung said.

“But excellence as a scientist is one thing, and competence as a manager of a giant company is another. Dr. Ryu leads Avio well, but Avio is a small company in size. Even with a lot of new technology and money, the number of employees is not as high as Eisen.”

“That’s true.”

Jason nodded his head.

“If Dr. Liu is proven capable of leading Eisen, I am willing to hand it over to Dr. Liu.”

Yoon Dae-sung said.

Nicholas swallowed the saliva inside. I have been friends with Yoon Dae-sung for a long time, but now I have no idea how sincere his words are.

* * *

“Oh, my God.”

On her way to school, Ryu Ji-won’s footsteps as she entered the school’s main gate stopped.

This is because they found a huge banner attached to the front door.

[We support Dr. Ryu Young-joon, an alumni of Jeong Yoon University, to fight AIDS]]

“Ugh……”

I’m proud of it, but honestly, it’s burdensome and I feel weird.

On the way to the lecture room, Ryu Young-joon was the subject of students talking all over the place.

I heard two boys wearing jackets in the Department of Biotechnology talking.

“Ryu Youngjun, have you seen Facebook?”

Ryu Ji-won’s ears automatically headed there.

My brother doesn’t do SNS. Ryu Young-joon’s Facebook is a fan club story.

“It was written by one of the employees of Ajen, and his old lab cursed at the head of the lab and called him dog trash. I heard it’s one of the legends.”

“He’s like a research ethic incarnation.”

“I want you to come to my school and teach me how to do it.”

“I know. If Ryu Young-joon was a professor, I would think about going to graduate school.”

“Even if you teach here, we can’t go below Ryu Young-joon because we don’t have enough credits. Especially, you almost got beaten up last semester.If Ryu Young-joon is a professor, he will apply for a Harvard graduate in the room. How do we get in there?”

“Oh, I can study from now on. Ryu Young-joon also studied in the same environment as us, but even if we don’t do that, he’ll be able to go to the lab if he teaches.”

“Yes, no.”

Ryu Ji-won bowed her head and passed by them.

I took a long step toward the lecture room.

In Green Square, where the student center and the central library face each other, there was a space for students to survey or vote.

Ryu Ji-won, who was passing by, stopped walking again.

[I oppose the development of the AIDS vaccine]

Several students were doing a survey with a small banner hanging.

What’s that? Against developing an AIDS vaccine?’

Ryu Ji-won, who felt absurd, approached them.

“What is this?”

“Hello, this is a signature campaign expressing concern about Avio’s development of the AIDS vaccine. Please participate.”

The curly-haired boy said as he presented Ryu Ji-won with a list of signatories.

Surprisingly, there are a dozen people who have already signed.

“Why are you against developing vaccines?”

Ryu Ji-won asked.

“I’m not against it, I’m just saying, don’t spend our taxes, just with Avio’s money. We’re also going into state support. The International Health Organization is also participating.”

“Isn’t that what it is? It’s not a bad thing, it’s not a problem to make vaccines with taxes……?”

Ryu Ji-won asked as if she couldn’t understand.

“It’s a bad thing. Vaccines are medical laws that have not yet been fully tested for risk. Vaccines are not natural and are mixed with impurities. That’s dangerous.”

“What?”

“The human body originally has the ability to produce antibodies on its own against external invasive pathogens. But a vaccine is about putting pathogens into a person’s body, right? Don’t you feel uncomfortable just by doing this? But other impurities are in the medicine used to make vaccines. It’s not a natural substance, it’s a preservative like Timerosal. It’s more dangerous.”

The male student showed Ryu Ji-won some documents and posters.

“Look at this. It’s a paper published by Wakefield, a conscientious British doctor. I looked at children with autism, and they all had the MMR mixed vaccine, and that’s what happened. Vaccines can also cause autism.”

“Look at this. It’s a paper published by Wakefield, a conscientious British doctor. I looked at children with autism, and they all had the MMR mixed vaccine, and that’s what happened. Vaccines can also cause autism.”

“…….”

“Health authorities have not fully tested the risks of vaccines and are required to vaccinate children even though they are not familiar with them. It’s putting people in danger. It’s an anti-democratic medical practice that violates the people’s choice and freedom in terms of lack of scientific evidence and, most of all, mandatory inoculation.”

Ryu Ji-won was hardly listening to the male student.

Because I was thinking about who Wakefield was.

I’ve heard this name before. My brother, who is a science enthusiast and an explanatory fan, talked about the miscellaneous issues of the scientific community every time he bought me a meal.

I’m sure that’s the name I heard then.

“Ah!”

Suddenly, Ryu Ji-won screamed.

“I remembered. Didn’t the paper prove wrong? So Wakefield was disqualified from being a doctor…….”

“I’ve never done that!”

The boy said with a stiff face.

“That’s weird. I think that’s what I heard.”

“Who said that?”

“……an acquaintance of the Doctor of Biology.”

Ryu Ji-won sneaked around.

“Anyway, vaccines are dangerous. President Clump of the United States also opposes vaccines. The president of a country with advanced science like the United States. I even put an anti-vaccinist on the chair of the Vaccine Safety Commission. That’s how dangerous a vaccine is without verification. Don’t you understand that you don’t have a common sense, but you get a shot to develop it?”

“…….”

“And it’s especially dangerous for the AIDS vaccine that Avio is developing this time. Do you know why?”

They said.

“What would these vaccinations make of them? People who used to be so well-behaved because they were scared of AIDS now get a vaccine and go out and have sex and meet anyone at night and make a mess of it.”

“Well……”

“The AIDS vaccine is not only dangerous, but it also carries a fatal risk in that it can cause social disturbance. Plus, there will be more homosexuals.”

The man said.

“I don’t understand making these untested dangerous objects, but we’re going to spend our taxes on it? I’m against it. We’ve been supporting Dr. Ryu Young-joon and everything else is for AIDS treatment, but no vaccine.”

“Okay, I’ll be on my way.”

“Yes, could you join me in signing it? This will be an important source of communication to Avio.”

“No, I’m fine.”

Ryu Ji-won replied briefly and stepped down.

* * *

Yoo Song-mi is a secretary hired to help Ryu Young-joon manage his schedule and other miscellaneous tasks.

Of course, her days were hectic because Ryu Young-joon’s schedule was murderous.

Fortunately, though, I’m getting used to the tight schedule.

I was a bit clumsy at first, but now I’m quite good at it.

And Yoo Song-mi was now delivering Ryu Young-joon an offer from SBS’ Na Sung-jin PD to appearance on the show.

“…and ask them to appear.”

“Live in the form of a lecture?”

Ryu Young-joon answered with his face buried between the bundles of documents.

“Yes.”

“No way. I’m not on a show. I’m not a celebrity, I’m not a professor, I’m just a researcher.”

“But boss, I think you’d better make an appearance this time.”

said Yoo Song-mi.

“Why?”

Yoo Song-mi is a person who doesn’t usually express opinions.

Ryu Young-joon raised his head among the documents at an unexpected claim.

said Yoo Song-mi.

“There are a lot of people worried about the development of the AIDS vaccine these days. I think it’d be better if you went on the show and explained it in detail.”

“Worrying about what?”

“CEO, I’m managing your company’s mailbox, right? I get a lot of emails like that there.”

Ryu Young-joon wrote his personal e-mail address on Avio’s website.

Yoo Song-mi was picking and delivering important things from hundreds of emails a day.

Yoo Song-mi was picking and delivering important things from hundreds of emails a day.

“There are a lot more emails supporting and supporting vaccine development. So I left the first few bottles alone even if there were things I was against. But I’m getting more and more emails.”

“…….”

I thought there would be resistance if I carried out such a huge project.

Frankly speaking, the most difficult opponents are those who refuse bone marrow transplants for religious reasons.

If you’re against vaccine development, are you anti-vaccinationists? It is the easiest opponent expected.

“Let’s take a look. What kind of mail it is.”

Ryu Young-joon said.

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