The rise of nanometers

The number of applicants is still rising.

Especially many college students. They are already desperate, especially those who like to mess around. They often walk by the river without getting their shoes wet.

Of course, not all AIDS patients in China are sexually transmitted, so we need to analyze it in two parts here.

Before 2008, domestic AIDS patients were mainly transmitted through blood. Especially that year, there was a blood shortage in domestic hospitals, which led to a large number of illegal blood sales.

At that time, ordinary people in China had very little knowledge about AIDS. Blood sellers often shared needles, leading to widespread cross-infection.

There was even a situation where an entire village was infected.

After 2008, with the changes in domestic customs and concepts, as well as increasingly frequent international exchanges, the type of HIV infection changed from blood-based transmission to sexual transmission.

However, in recent years, the Suiren Department has also been vigorously promoting relevant knowledge and shooting many movies and documentaries. The domestic people's understanding of AIDS is no longer as confused as before.

In international metropolises such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, you can see relevant propaganda everywhere, especially in colleges and universities, where the first class for freshmen is physiology class.

The disgusting and miserable photos of the patients were posted in the most conspicuous position at the door of every dormitory.

If you know these things, don't be more vigilant, and still can't control your lower body, then you can only say that you are doing it yourself.

Although the Shennong Group’s treatment technology has come out, at the end of the official announcement, those who want to mess around are reminded to think carefully about their wallets.

According to the Shennong Group's estimated treatment cost, it starts at least 1.5 million. If you have a mine at home, you can work hard, otherwise it's better to stay safe.

Even though the Chinese New Year was approaching, the five selected patients still rushed to Nanshan Shennong Hospital.

Liu Xing cooperated with another doctor to conduct preliminary physical examinations on these patients.

The three men and two women were not in good mental condition, especially two of them, who had low fever, swollen lymph nodes, and severe rashes as the virus was attacking their immune systems.

"Axing, please arrange for these three patients to undergo stem cell extraction."

"Okay, Doctor Li." Liu Xing nodded, and then called the three relatively normal patients to the stem cell extraction room.

With the help of the nurse, he extracted stem cells from three people one by one.

Label the test tubes of stem cells with names and numbers and put them into a freezer storage box. Their hospital does not have directional stem cell culture technology. These stem cells must be sent to the Shennong Group headquarters in Luhe County, Shantou, where they have the technology for directional culture.

After finishing everything, it was almost noon.

The three patients also recovered from anesthesia. Liu Xing took the list and ordered the three of them:

"You can only live in a nursing home in the near future. Daily necessities have been arranged. Nurse Zhang will take you there later. I just had a stem cell extraction. Don't take a shower for the next two days."

"Doctor Liu, can my illness be cured?" A girl in her twenties cried with a haggard face: "I'm still so young, I really don't want to die..."

Although he had the urge to curse in his heart, Liu Xing still upheld the professional ethics of a doctor and comforted:

"Although this technology has just come out, the probability of successful treatment is still very high. What you have to do now is to ensure that no other problems occur with your body."

Liu Xing turned around and solemnly explained to the other two people: "The same goes for you. You must listen to the nurse's arrangements this month, otherwise the treatment effect may be affected."

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Liu Xing is also very helpless towards these lifeless patients. AIDS itself is not directly fatal to the human body. Instead, it attacks the immune system and allows other viruses and bacteria to take advantage of the situation.

What he is most worried about now is other complications in patients.

The nurse takes the three people to the nursing home.

Liu Xing hurriedly went to the hospital cafeteria to have lunch, then returned to the office and told Dr. Li, who was in charge of the treatment this time, about the conditions of the three patients.

"Trouble! Among the two patients here, one is not suitable for immediate stem cell extraction."

Liu Xing was not too surprised. He had seen the conditions of the two patients and found that the complications were quite serious: "The only option is conservative treatment. We should suppress the complications first and then prepare for treatment."

"That's the only way it can be." After saying this, Dr. Li sighed: "These people are young, why bother putting themselves in it just for the sake of impulse."

Liu Xing also smiled wryly and spread his hands: "Some people think with their lower body. I had a senior student who went to San Francisco to study and made a foreign boyfriend. Fortunately, he was studying medicine. It was just a waste of his brain. Then That’s it.”

Dr. Li, who is over 40 years old, laments that people are not old: "When I went to Cambridge to study, the body odor of the white classmates was too strong. Occasionally, one or two were milder, and even the white horses all had the same body odor." , I have no appetite for intercourse at all.”

"Haha..." Liu Xing smiled and shook his head.

After the two joked, they continued to work.

Another patient from whom stem cells could be extracted was sent for stem cell extraction.

Then Liu Xing personally escorted the four stem cells to the headquarters of Shennong Group in Luhe County. The hospital had prepared a special car to take him to the headquarters.

In the specially-made minibus, he first placed the refrigerated storage box in a special location.

Then he opened the Jiuding notebook he carried with him and browsed some internal papers and information. He mainly logged in to the paper website, which was a blog of time information.

Boku is also the largest paper website in China. In addition, he also browses the Chinese Science Network jointly organized by the Academy of Sciences and the Academy of Engineering.

As for CNKI, which was commonly used when he was a student, he has long since stopped using it. After all, Liu Xing is not the one who takes advantage of him. CNKI has to pay to browse his own papers, and its reputation has long been discredited in the domestic academic world.

In October last year, Boku Papers officially became the largest paper website in China and the largest purely Chinese paper website in the world.

As a member of the Suiren Department of Shennong Group, Liu Xing can browse many papers for free with his employee card.

The authors of those papers can obtain income and impact factors by uploading the papers in the blog. The income is usually about 60% to 80% of the readers' payment.

In addition, there are many free papers. The authors of these free papers are usually deceased or the authors voluntarily give up payment.

The price of paper subscription is also very reasonable. There will be no repeated charges. Even if the author makes a second revision, it is still considered purchased.

Liu Xing uses an employee card and pays a monthly subscription of Boku thesis for only 12 yuan. Although he does not need to write a thesis, he understands his shortcomings and needs to recharge more and learn new knowledge.

For example, the AIDS treatment technology has just been launched. This technology is very new and there is a lot to learn.

These days, Liu Xing is reading content in this area.

Because it is a purely Chinese paper, it is relatively smooth and easy to understand. This is an advantage that can only be achieved by the advantage of the mother tongue and the characteristics of the Chinese language itself.

If a foreigner reads a Chinese paper, the feeling will be completely opposite. They will find it very difficult and difficult to understand.

This is also where Suiren Journal was criticized by many international scholars. It was simply a trap, and they had no choice but to jump into this big pit.

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