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听力文本
Would you like to be able to see in the dark? One day this might be possible. Scientists have done tests on mice and have given them the ability to see near-infrared light. This is a kind of light wave that mice and humans cannot normally see. Research teams from the University of Science and Technology of China and the University of Massachusetts Medical School changed the vision of the test mice. They injected special nanoparticles into their eyes. These tiny particles let the mice see better in the dark. The effect of the injections lasted for around 10 weeks. The scientists said the eyesight of the mice was not damaged and the eyes did not suffer from any side effects.
The research is now published in the research journal 'Cell'. The researchers say they hope the same tests could be done with humans. Researcher Dr Tian Xue explained what he hopes for the future. He said: "Human beings have been trying to develop new technology to enable abilities that are beyond our natural abilities." He said future tests could let humans see things in the dark that they cannot see now. Dr Tian added: "Another cool thing about this potential technology is that it wouldn't require a person to wear heavy and energy-intensive equipment, such as night-vision goggles." He also said: "The military will very likely be interested in this work."
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重点解析
1.They injected special nanoparticles into their eyes.
inject 注射
His son was injected with strong drugs.
他的儿子被注射了强效的药 。
2.that it wouldn't require a person to wear heavy and energy-intensive equipment.
energy-intensive 耗能的;能源密集型的
That is luring energy-intensive industries such as chemicals, petrochemicals, aluminium and steel.
这对化工、石化、铝和钢铁等能源密集型行业很有吸引力 。
参考翻译
你想拥有夜视功能么?这一天或许是有可能的
研究现已在学术期刊《Cell》上发表