Surgery Godfather

Chapter 1456: Chapter 1084: A Sudden Clarity Chapter 1456: Chapter 1084: A Sudden Clarity Yang Ping’s office was filled with bizarre diagrams on the whiteboard, including structural drawings of NK cells and adenoviruses. He stared blankly at these drawings, completely lost in thought, to the extent that even if the sky were falling, he likely wouldn’t react at all.

He had grown accustomed to pondering problems in his office, where the lighting and air quality were quite good, and the soundproofing was excellent. Closing the door provided a quiet space, and generally, no one would come to disturb him. People from his own department would contact him via WeChat before coming to his office, only knocking on the door to enter after receiving confirmation, preventing any sudden, loud interruptions. Everyone knew that when Professor Yang holed up in his office, he was contemplating issues and wasn’t involved in other matters. When thinking, he loathed interruptions, as breaking his train of thought was infuriating; hence, everyone conscientiously refrained from intruding upon Professor Yang unless an emergency like a fire required urgent evacuation.

There are so many types of immunocytes in the human body. NK cells and T lymphocytes are only some of them. Yang Ping wondered if it wouldn’t be better to include other types of immunocytes in his research scope. In time, it would be clear which cells were more efficient and more amenable to transformation. Continuing this line of research could accumulate a vast amount of basic data on immunocyte therapy. Regardless of whether he achieved a groundbreaking success, it would lay a solid foundation for the future.

Viral therapy held much promise because viruses could invade the interior of human cells, an advantage immunocytes couldn’t match. After all, immunocytes are cells, and on a biological structural hierarchy, they are on the same level as tumor cells.

Viruses, however, are a step below cells in the biological structural hierarchy, corresponding to the same level as organelles within cells. Their greatest advantage lies in their relatively small size compared to cells, allowing them to penetrate the cell membrane and enter the cell’s interior. Theoretically, this makes viruses better equipped than cells to tackle tumor cells.