The process of modifying the Chinese twin genes leads to an amazing result

A study published in the journal MIT Technology Review showed that the process of genetic modification in Chinese twins Lulu and Nana last year had increased their level of perception and memory.

According to Fast Company, the amendment was aimed at strengthening the immunity of HIV-infected infants, which necessitated the elimination of the CCR5 gene, which suddenly improved their perception and memory.

According to the scientific journal, the Chinese researcher Giancoi, responsible for the process of genetic modification, had no prior intention of sensitizing the newborns, which happened by pure chance.

But if China is able to deliberately replicate this process, it will be able to elevate IQ, cognition, and the memory of its next generation, opening the door to an important race among scientifically developed countries in the field of genetic modification. to make their people smarter than the rest of the world.