388: 269 Who didn’t give a perfect score??
388: 269 Who didn’t give a perfect score??
Shen Zhiqiao pursed his lips inconspicuously, “Alright.”
Speaking, she sat down beside her brother and looked towards the large screen.
In this signup, besides Xia Ye, the other participant was a top student from Nanling dical College nad Jia Junyu, who was handso but appeared sowhat arrogant.
Since only two students had signed up, the lower half of the large screen was divided into two sections, displaying close-ups of Xia Ye and Jia Junyu, making every subtle expression all the more evident.
Michelle and Dou Liang were seniors and well aware of the competitive relations between Beijing University and other universities, knowing that Nanling dical College and Beijing University usually clashed, so Jia Junyu’s expression didn’t surprise them.
Although there were no ranking competitions between universities, for top-tier faculties like the Departnt of Biodical Sciences, many of the resources allocated by the state were limited.
Which school received more, and which less, the professional ranking between universities was a very important basis.
The Departnt of Biodical Sciences at Nanling dical College was definitely top-notch dostically, but the resources it received each year were at most half of those received by Beijing University.
Being a dical college and still losing to a comprehensive university, the students certainly were not convinced.
Today, Jia Junyu had originally selected a level-4 experint, but when he heard Xia Ye opting for level-5, he changed his decision at the last mont.
He had perford in situ hybridization specifically before; although it wasn’t as reliable as dialysis experints, it was surely better than that of Xia Ye, a newcor.
No matter what, they could not let Beijing University steal the show.
Michelle said, “Is our junior sister just here to play around?
Does Nanling need to be this tense?”
Dou Liang said, “I also think it’s a bit too ungracious, bullying the young with age.”
Professor Bian looked serious and fair, “Keep it down, you’re representing Beijing University.
Don’t say such childish things; every student has the right to independently choose their experint and must also take responsibility for the results of their choice…”
For Shen Zhixi, unlike his sister’s casual attitude towards the upcoming experintal examination, he showed particular concern and was even more focused than when he was just watching his sister perform.
On the hour, the staff announced that the experintal examination was officially starting.
Shen Zhixi beckoned to his sister, who was not in the state, and pointed at the left screen, “Pay close attention to her experintal process.”
Shen Zhiqiao: “?”
What did brother an by this?
He couldn’t possibly be suggesting she learn from Xia Ye, could he?
That really was a bit preposterous…
But she just thought about it and didn’t say it out loud.
Her brother had a significant place of authority in her mind.
‘Older brother as father’ was probably what this ant.
It was already noon, but not a single person left, even those students who were certain they couldn’t join the lab stayed, all waiting to watch the terrifying in situ hybridization experint specifically.
Everyone held their breath, focused on Xia Ye and Jia Junyu’s every move.
The experint had just begun and was not discernable at first; the students saw on the left screen, Xia Ye’s face enlarged yet still incredibly delicate…
This junior sister from Beijing University really was a beauty.
However, soon, when the first experintal action started, the attention of the students and professors shifted instantly.
Xia Ye and Jia Junyu were each assigned to three Petri dishes of bacterial colonies; Jia Junyu followed the standard steps from the textbook, first taking out one Petri dish and connecting it to a transformant containing a non-recombinant plasmid as the control.
But then looking at Xia Ye…
She directly spread the bacterial colonies from the three dishes evenly onto a main dish and connected the control transformant.
“Oh dear, why did the junior sister ss up the first step?”
“The professor specifically emphasized this experint earlier, it has to be done one at a ti, otherwise it’s very easy to make mistakes…”
In the judges’ seats, the judges glanced at each other, all shaking their heads, except for Old Fu, who had previously wanted to snatch Shen Zhiqiao but lost to Old Li.
He stared at the display, his expression thoughtful.
Looking back at the seating area, Dean Xie, Professor Bian, and even Dean Fan were not quick to comnt, Dean Fan couldn’t help but consult, “Professor Bian, if Yeye does this, will points be deducted?”
Professor Bian frowned slightly, but it wasn’t out of worry, “If it were an ordinary in situ hybridization, this indeed wouldn’t work, but…for specificity in situ hybridization, this isn’t a mistake, just that it increases the difficulty of detection.
If the experinter can ensure absolute precision in the later hybridization process, this thod could actually greatly improve efficiency…”
But how to ensure ‘absolute precision’, normally, isn’t sothing a freshman could achieve…
Yet strangely, in the lengthy process that followed, each of Xia Ye’s analytical steps was impeccable, making no errors at all.
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