What happened to the female scientist who volunteered to have offspring with an orangutan to discover the truth about human evolution?

With the progress of human society, science has become more and more developed, and the scope of science has become more and more extensive and even begun to study some animals related to humans. Since ancient times, people have believed that they evolved from apes and that apes were improved and transformed from orangutans so that orangutans are inextricably linked to the earth.

However, although this view has been shared by most people, there is still some controversy because some people believe that if humans metamorphosed from apes, why can't ape now become humans?

To verify that humans are metamorphosed from the orangutan, people have done numerous blood tests, but all without results, scientists find ways to participate in this experiment. A female scientist dedicated herself to a male orangutan to see if it could reproduce offspring, and what kind of results were eventually obtained?

From the blood test experiment, humans are indeed the offspring of chimpanzees. After all, the genetic similarity between the two is as high as 95%. If they are so genetically similar, why can't they become human? Therefore, the woman scientist suggested that the genes of humans and chimpanzees should be extracted and tested to see if they could be "cultured.

According to the normal way of thinking, this experiment could be successful. After all, genetics had already proven the connection between the two. In the end, the experiment failed.

The reason is because of reproductive isolation. In the past, people proved through experiments that mules and horses are very similar species, but after many experiments, they failed to successfully reproduce the next generation because of genetic differences, even if their genes are very similar, under normal circumstances can not happen, even after experiments, they will not produce offspring belonging to them.

For this reason, the experiment also failed. The woman scientist sacrificed her precious eggs. Removal of the eggs

As human society progresses and science becomes more and more developed, the scope of science has become more and more extensive and has even started to study some animals related to humans. Since ancient times, people believe that they are transformed from apes, and apes are transformed from orangutans, so the orangutan has an inseparable relationship with the earth.

However, although this view has been agreed upon by most people, there is still some controversy, because some people think that if humans metamorphosed from apes, why can't apes now become human?

Numerous blood tests have been done to verify that humans did metamorphose from orangutans, but all were inconclusive, so scientists had a way to participate in this experiment. She sacrificed herself to a male orangutan to see if he could reproduce offspring, and she did. What kind of results did you end up with?

From previous blood tests, it appears that humans are indeed the offspring of chimpanzees. After all, the genetic similarity between the two is as high as 95%. People get confused. If they are so genetically similar, why can't they become adults? Therefore, the woman scientist suggested that the genes of humans and chimpanzees should be extracted and tested to see if humans can be "cultured.

In the normal way of thinking, this experiment could be successful. After all, genetics had already proven the connection between the two. This experiment failed. What happened?

It was because of reproductive isolation. In the past, people proved through experiments that mules and horses are very similar species, but after many experiments, they failed to successfully reproduce the next generation, because of genetic differences, even if they are genetically very similar, it could not happen under normal circumstances, even after strenuous experiments, they would not produce offspring belonging to them.

For this reason, this experiment also failed. So the woman scientist sacrificed her precious eggs. The operation to remove the eggs is complicated and painful, even if it fails, I have to admire her.

However, we should also be happy that if this experiment is successful, the world will change in many radical ways. No one can imagine that different species can mate with each other. Therefore, the failure of the experiment also has certain "benefits". It can also promote the belief of scientists to continue to pursue the truth so that they can continue to explore the path of science and technology.

We should also be thankful that there are such people in our lives who are committed to science. They deserve our pride and learning. They will be satisfied with the results!