IUS（Institute of unconventional studies）

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Subject: Unknown permafrost

Experimenter: Loverev (American)

Today is an important day, an important day that can demonstrate the extent to which humanity has explored the planet. 10 days ago, news came from the Antarctic research station that some researchers had found something suspected to be a cell in the permafrost estimated at 100 million years, and it was finally delivered this morning.

Because of the protective layer of liquid nitrogen, it took a while to thaw in the hope that the cells were still alive and observable. Permafrost is hard, estimated at 125 million years old.

With the help of two researchers, I quickly removed a sample.

After an intermediate thaw of up to 12.665 minutes, I observed the so-called gross body of the cells.

What started out as an unknown cloud of melanin under the microscope soon began to move.

This is a cell that wants to be highly active, and it seems that the people at the Antarctic research station are right. After 3 hours of high-order thawing, I noticed that he seemed to be somewhere between bacteria and cells.

They have the nucleus of a cell, but each has 30-36 flagella of varying lengths, which looks like a large mass, but is actually just a single one.

Subjects exhibit great aggression, but have the ability to compensate for the imperfections of the cells they attack.

I used a small group of human epithelial cells as bait and found that after being challenged by them, the cells were viable, but after 5 hours they were assimilated.

Conclusion: This is a highly active and complementary cell.

Insensitive to animal cells ///

Inductive to plant cells ///

Subject Cells Tentatively Designated: A-394 (Included in the Research Atmosphere with Other Controlled Cells)

To be continued...

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