but won't turn. Because it's there, the true key—the right enzyme—can't even enter the lock.
It's blocked. Result? Irreversible destruction of proteins in the brain tissue."
"But if it is irreversible," intruded one of the other psychologists who had joined the little audience,
"how is it possible that Mr. Gordon here is no longer retarded?"
"Ah!" crowed Nemur, "I said the destruction to the tissue was irreversible, not the process itself.
Many researchers have been able to reverse the process through injections of chemicals which combine with the defective enzymes,
changing the molecular shape of the interfering key, as it were. This is central to our own technique as well.
But first, we remove the damaged portions of the brain and permit the implanted brain tissue
which has been chemically revitalized to produce brain proteins at a supernormal rate—"
"Just a minute, Professor Nemur," I said, interrupting him at the height of his peroration.
"What about Rahajamati's work in that field?" He looked at me blankly. "Who?"
"Rahajamati. His article attacks Tanida's theory of enzyme fusion—
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