On October 14, 1946, Craig Venter was born into a civilian family in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Freedom of life creates his lifelong curiosity, competitive enthusiasm, adventurism and creativity. He has no good feelings about the formal education of the school, constantly making rebellious behaviors, hating rote memorization and exams, and his grades are bad. However, Venter believes that formal education destroys the creativity of children who are well-regulated. Years later, Venter's analysis of his own genetic analysis showed that he carried a large number of gene fragments that could cause attention deficits and hyperactivity disorder. After graduating from high school, Wentel was enlisted in the army, and the IQ test value reached 142, the highest among the thousands of recruits in the same batch. He was trained as a medical soldier and went to Vietnam. In the meantime, the private demolition file took away the disposition documents obtained by himself against his superiors, but he was also confined in training to help the unaccompanied corporal black man. In Vietnam, he tried to swim back to the United States, but fortunately he swam to halfway and realized his return. Genetic analysis showed that one of Venter's genes that produce muscle motor control enzymes is normal, which makes his muscle endurance much higher than ordinary people, otherwise he is likely to return. The life and death he faced every day in Vietnam led him to embark on the path of life to study the mysteries of life. After retiring in 1969, Venter entered the university and embarked on the path of biological research under the guidance of the famous biochemist Nathan Kaplan. His excellence is unquestionable - he received three offers at the time of his Ph.D. in 1975, and his peer-to-door interview was difficult. He entered the New York University School of Medicine, but he slammed the doctor's doctor's irrigation thesis to make him offended. The committee that the old professor was responsible for refused to give him tenure, but he still obtained professorships from other departments. After that, he transferred to the National Institutes of Health with his own team. At that time, it was proposed to sequence the whole genome of humans, but inefficient sequencing technology made many experts think that this is "the Arabian Nights." Venter boldly jumped into this turmoil and turned his research direction into a short-lived genomics, which has achieved many results. However, behind this is a difficult academic resource dispute. In order to obtain more resources to advance the research, Venter joined the business community to create Celera Genomics and conduct research projects that compete with the Human Genome Project, achieving world-renowned achievements. But when he got rid of the hilly battles in the academic world and the red tape of the government, he also had to cope with the pressure of investors to pursue short-term commercial interests. In 2002, Serera’s board of directors dismissed Fant. He returned to the academic circle. In May 2010, Craig Venter Institute announced the world's first artificial life - DNA completely artificial single-cell bacteria, Venter named "artificial life" as "Synthia" (meaning "artificial children" ). Our Pistol Boxes are made of high quality steel, it fell good to touch for grind arenaceous, buffer hydraulic rod to reduce the shock of opening, and lower voice. The interior has pad with soft foam to prevent scratches. The fingerprint lock can store up to 20 fingerprints for access by multiple users.Quality and customers always be in the first place constantly bring high quality new products to customers Only serve customers. Pistol Box,Gun Pistol Safe,Biometric Pistol Safe,Fingerprint Handgun Safe Hebei Hupai Aodi Cabinet Industry Co.,Ltd. , https://www.hupaiaodi.com.jpg)