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Chapter 1652 Tony: What monster?

The atomic reactor efficiently converts and absorbs the released nuclear energy. The process is similar to how the nuclear reactor in a nuclear power plant converts nuclear energy into electrical energy, but in Professor Connors' body, it is converted into bioenergy.

This conversion process involves multiple complex biochemical pathways.

The energy in the atomic furnace first activates a series of signal transduction molecules, which act like "messengers" that transmit information and transmit energy signals to various cells in the body.

At the cellular level, energy causes mitochondria to speed up their operations and increase the rate of ATP synthesis.

At the same time, energy also affects gene expression within cells, activating genes related to cell repair, growth and metabolism.

After receiving this powerful nuclear energy, the internal organs began to work frantically.

The heart, as the "engine" of the body, beats more powerfully under the action of nuclear energy.

Each contraction is like a sledgehammer, pumping energy-rich blood to every part of the body.

The blood not only carries oxygen and nutrients, but also, due to the influence of nuclear energy, is enriched with special biologically active molecules that can promote cell metabolism and repair.

The liver acts as the body's "chemical factory," accelerating the metabolism of nutrients and the storage of energy.

It can efficiently convert glucose in the blood into glycogen and store it for future use.

At the same time, the liver also synthesizes various proteins and enzymes, participating in various physiological processes of the body.

Under the stimulation of nuclear energy, the function of the liver has been greatly improved, and it can better cope with various challenges faced by the body in the process of energy acquisition and consumption.

The kidneys are responsible for filtering waste and toxins from the blood and ensuring the stability of the body's internal environment.

Under the action of nuclear energy, the filtering function of the kidneys is enhanced, enabling them to more effectively remove metabolic waste and harmful byproducts of the decomposition of radioactive substances from the blood.

The glomeruli and renal tubules in the kidneys are like precision filters that filter out harmful substances from the blood and excrete them out of the body through urine.

Under the influence of nuclear energy, Professor Connors' body began to rapidly repair and strengthen itself.

The skin cells burned by the plasma jet had already lost their normal physiological functions and were in a dying state.

But nourished by nuclear energy, they began to divide and regenerate rapidly.

Under the influence of nuclear energy, the DNA in the cells activated the repair mechanism and corrected the damage caused by the plasma jet.

New skin tissue gradually covers the charred parts. These new skin cells not only restore their normal structure and function, but also become tougher and more elastic than the original skin.

Damaged muscles and bones are gradually recovering under the nourishment of nuclear energy.

Under the stimulation of nuclear energy, muscle fibers begin to synthesize more protein, increasing muscle mass and strength.

The activities of osteoblasts and osteoclasts in the bones are also regulated, with osteoblasts accelerating the formation of new bone and osteoclasts clearing away damaged bone tissue, making bones tougher and stronger.

However, although this method of obtaining energy by absorbing radioactive substances can provide Professor Connors with powerful energy support in a short period of time, it also involves huge risks.

From a physics perspective, while radioactive materials release nuclear energy, they also produce some harmful radiation byproducts.

These byproducts include various high-energy particles and rays, which have strong penetrating and ionizing capabilities. When these radiation byproducts enter the body, they can cause damage to other cells in the body.

They can damage DNA molecules within cells and cause genetic mutations.

Gene mutations may cause a series of problems, such as loss of normal cell function and uncontrolled cell growth.

Long-term accumulation may lead to diseases such as cancer.

For example, radiation may activate oncogenes or inhibit tumor suppressor genes, causing cells to become cancerous and form tumors.

Moreover, once the energy absorption and conversion process of the nuclear reactor becomes abnormal, it may cause nuclear energy out of control.

The biochemical reactions inside an atomic reactor are a highly precise and balanced process, and any slight disturbance could lead to the collapse of the entire system.

If energy is absorbed too quickly but the speed of conversion and utilization cannot keep up, excess energy will accumulate in the body, causing a sharp rise in body temperature and triggering an overheating reaction.

This overheating reaction may damage intracellular biomacromolecules such as proteins and nucleic acids, leading to cell death.

What's more serious is that the loss of nuclear energy control may also cause unpredictable changes in Professor Connors' body.

His body may mutate due to excessive nuclear energy, producing some new and unknown physiological characteristics and functions.

It could even trigger a catastrophic nuclear explosion.

Although this nuclear explosion is different from a real nuclear weapon explosion in scale and principle, in a relatively closed environment, if the nuclear energy in Professor Connors' body accumulates to a certain level and is suddenly released, it will still produce huge destructive power and cause serious damage to the surrounding environment and organisms.

Tony looked at Professor Connors' series of actions, his heart filled with shock and worry.

His eyes widened, filled with confusion and fear.

"Is this lizard man crazy? It actually ate the reflectronuclide?"

Tony muttered to himself, can this thing be eaten?
In his opinion, reflective radionuclides are extremely dangerous and deadly substances, and any contact with them may lead to serious consequences.

Is he committing suicide?

Tony was filled with doubts.

Previously, he had stopped the output of the plasma jet because he was worried about the consequences of heating the reflective nuclides. He originally thought that Professor Connors would gradually lose vital signs under this severe blow.

However, the reality was completely beyond his expectations. Professor Connors not only did not die, but became even stronger.

This illogical phenomenon made Tony feel extremely confused and uneasy. He didn't know what would happen next, nor did he know how to deal with this increasingly uncontrollable situation.

After Professor Connors took the reflective nuclide, not only was he fine, but on the contrary, his evolutionary process, which had been stagnant due to lack of energy, actually started again, and the speed was several times faster than before.

Its body began to swell and twist, and its bones made creepy creaking sounds, as if it was undergoing a painful transformation.

The Godzilla-like creature's form gradually evolved towards the true Godzilla life form.

Its head became larger and more ferocious, with sharp teeth growing out of its mouth, and its eyes flashing a strange and fierce red light;
(End of this chapter)