Chapter 216 - 190: Submitting to the World’s Top Journal, Cell

Chapter 216: Chapter 190: Submitting to the World’s Top Journal, Cell

After hearing Director Shen Siyuan’s explanation, everyone was incredibly surprised.

They all looked at Wu Ting with admiration.

Wu Ting hadn’t expected Teacher Shen to be so selfless and open-minded.

He offered Shen Siyuan a respectful gesture and said:

"Teacher Shen is right, but not entirely. While I did play a key role regarding the immune mechanism, my research achievements are inseparable from her personal instruction and guidance. She was the one who led me to Director Fu and Professor Jin..."

"Moreover, this immunonegative regulation therapy for hepatitis B cirrhosis was originally part of my master’s thesis project under Teacher Shen."

"After this surgery, I will continue to work with Teacher Shen to refine this theory. We’ll aim to get the project proposal approved soon and present this thesis systematically."

Wu Ting’s words were heartfelt. In truth, he really was standing on the shoulders of a giant—Shen Siyuan.

Hearing Wu Ting’s poised and humble words, everyone present held an even higher opinion of the young man’s talent and character.

The only person present feeling conflicted was Director Shen Xiaofei. ’If only he were my student,’ he thought.

Shen Siyuan hadn’t expected Wu Ting to explain it that way either, and she felt very gratified.

’Such a good kid.’

Shen Siyuan resolved to do everything in her power to help her student launch his multidisciplinary, cross-disciplinary research project on immunology and hepatitis B-related primary liver cancer.

Dean Chen looked at the teacher-student duo with a mix of envy and admiration.

"Congratulations, Director Shen, on having such an excellent student. I’m also looking forward to seeing the official results of Dr. Wu’s research project soon. I can hardly wait."

Amidst his admiration, Dean Chen also mused, ’Only a once-in-a-generation medical genius like Wu Ting would use research of this caliber for a master’s thesis.’

"Dr. Wu, could I add your contact information? I’d like to stay in touch."

"Your research project has already stunned me, and it’s not even finished. Aside from eagerly awaiting its completion, could we perhaps arrange a time to meet? I’d like to lead a team to visit your research center and learn your Perfect Triple Method Laparoscopic Assistance Skill!"

Dean Chen’s tone throughout his conversation with Wu Ting was entirely humble, a clear testament to the weighty significance of Wu Ting’s academic achievements.

He had truly won the acknowledgment and respect of this top national expert in the field of liver tumors.

Wu Ting added Dean Chen, and the dean, satisfied, concluded the remote consultation.

[Ding! Congratulations to the Host for successfully completing a surgery for cirrhosis combined with primary liver cancer alongside Director Fu, Director Shen, Dean Chen, and others. You have obtained an entry from Dean Chen: Tumor Necrosis Factor Theory (Yellow). An internationally cutting-edge theory that Dean Chen has only just begun to explore. It is a type of cytokine with multiple biological effects, such as promoting cell growth, differentiation, and apoptosis, as well as inducing inflammation. It holds immense potential.]

[You have obtained an entry from Dean Chen: Apoptosis Theory (Purple). An internationally cutting-edge theory and one of Dean Chen’s core areas of research. It holds great promise for inducing apoptosis in tumor cells.]

[Recommended Entry Synthesis: Tumor Necrosis Factor Theory (Purple) + Apoptosis Theory (Purple) + IKK Complex Theory (Purple) = Postoperative Hepatitis B Virus Reactivation Prevention Therapy (Black). Radical Cure for Primary Hepatitis B Cancer: The four-stage final therapy to truly eliminate hepatitis B-related liver cancer cells.]

[Missing Entries: Tumor Necrosis Factor Theory (Purple), IKK Complex Theory (Purple)]

Wu Ting was overjoyed at the rewards. ’As expected of a true heavyweight—the vice dean of Xuanshang University Affiliated Tumor Hospital and one of the country’s leading oncology specialists.’

’These entries he dropped have such an imposing presence. He’s the real deal, no doubt about it!’

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The team from Jinggang University Affiliated First Hospital walked out of the operating room.

Outside the operating room, Li Qing, an official, and Dean Song were all waiting anxiously.

Director Fu and the surgical team approached, wheeling Li Ai’s bed over to the waiting group.

Director Fu briefed the dean and the two officials on the surgery and informed them of its complete success.

Li Qing and the official were overjoyed.

Li Qing, in particular, firmly shook the hands of several members of the surgical team.

After listening to Director Fu’s account, Li Qing made a point of thanking Wu Ting in particular.

"Dr. Wu, we truly have you to thank for this. If you can completely cure my sister’s liver cancer, you will be a true benefactor to our Li Family."

Li Qing had always doted on his sister and felt heartbroken by her illness. If Wu Ting could truly cure her completely, he would feel it was a debt of gratitude he could never fully repay.

"Dr. Wu, let’s exchange contact information. If you ever need anything, just let me know."

As the Office Director of the Provincial Personnel Bureau, Li Qing had considerable connections and authority.

For instance, in the selection process for various awards and talent evaluations—such as the "Provincial Young Expert with Outstanding Contributions" or the "First-Tier of the ’Hundred, Thousand, Ten Thousand Talents Project’"—Li Qing could not only lend a significant helping hand but could even have the final say!

When candidates had comparable achievements, showing a little preference was understandable.

This wasn’t unique to Jin Country; it was the same everywhere.

With a powerful benefactor like Li Qing to help him, Wu Ting’s future career path would be much smoother!

The military official also expressed his special thanks to the team from Jinggang University Affiliated First Hospital.

Li Ai’s cure was not merely a personal victory, but one for the entire nation.