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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 26, 2024
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Fiction
Science Fiction
Biotechnology is the future of mankind. Lia Thomson and John Banett are two of the world's forefront scientists working on the Skylark Project, a government funded branch of the Human Genome Project that had proved to be successful in propelling the field further into creating the world's first synthetically designed human. It had been a successful decade, but questions are asked when some lines are crossed. Just to what extent are they going for with the project?
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