As the flesh and blood at his fingertips dissolved, the Insect Master's body actively deciphered the vast gene pool, and an enormous amount of information surged into his mind.
Li Cheng's expression was solemn. He quickly retracted his bloody hand and took out a diesel generator, power strip, and several computers from the three-dimensional warehouse. After plugging them in, he directly connected cables to his head.
Buzz!
As soon as all the computers were connected, their fans started spinning rapidly, and several immediately blue-screened and crashed.
Deciphering the gene pool is equivalent to determining the nucleotide sequence and mapping the genome.
The data size of the diploid human genome is about 3GB, which doesn't seem large, but it contains 3 billion base pairs of 25,000 genes.
However, some more primitive species can have genome data that is tens of times larger than humans, such as the 91GB of the South American lungfish or the 160GB of the New Caledonian fern.
