"As of now, the artificial synthesis of quinine is still in the exploratory stage!" Louis Pasteur gently sighed, speaking in a low tone to Jerome Bonaparte.
From his expression, it was apparent that Professor Pasteur was not satisfied with the current progress of the research.
Aware of the long and arduous road of malaria research, Jerome Bonaparte had no intention of blaming Louis Pasteur, instead feeling a bit of admiration for Professor Pasteur.
It's important to know that the confirmation of malaria's transmission medium in history took more than 40 years later.
For Professor Louis Pasteur to have clarified the medium of malaria transmission in Africa under the current conditions in such a short time was already quite an achievement. (Though it was under Jerome Bonaparte's guidance.)
