Yang Ping continued the conversation: "Manstein is right. This also explains why many therapies that work well in the laboratory fail in clinical settings. It's because we've only activated part of the network, while other parts might still be closed. It's like playing the piano by pressing only one key; there's sound, but not music."
The sound of note-taking filled the meeting room.
Yang Ping continued: "For the next steps, Manstein will be responsible for clarifying all nodes and connections within the network—we need to understand the network in its entirety. Weber will validate the activation conditions and regulatory mechanisms of the network at the cellular level. Tang Shun will coordinate all work to ensure multi-track progress. Additionally, Lu Xiaolu will look for evidence within clinical data to see if there are clues in existing cases that support this hypothesis."
Everyone nodded simultaneously and quickly started jotting down notes in their notebooks.
