"Then let's use a control group," Yang Ping didn't hesitate. "Weber, can the Laboratory find some other primates? They don't need to be spinal cord injury models, just healthy individuals of the same age, and we'll run a set of baseline tests as reference."
Weber thought for a moment. "Yes, we can do behavioral tests without injuring them."
"No injury needed, we only need to measure normal responses and establish a reference range."
"We can!"
The testing protocol was launched that very afternoon. Lina and Fritz bought a pile of things at the supermarket: red chili peppers, bananas, oranges, mustard, peppermint essential oil. Tang Shun watched them pile the lab bench up like a vegetable market and couldn't help shaking his head.
"This is the first time I've seen anyone do Neuroscience research with stuff off a supermarket shelf."
"This is called low-tech, high-concept," Lina said with a smile. "Name coined by Professor Yang."
