Kelvin Genetics
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Kelvin Genetics was considered a small, but respected, firm in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. It handled many classified and experimental programs for the government and the military.
About
- The U.S. Army sponsored one or more of their programs.
- DARPA supervises their defense-related programs.
- Doctors Walter Bishop and William Bell played a significant role in the research and development of the program in earlier times.
- Many experiments at Kelvin dealt with creating a single animal using DNA from several sources.
- Five young scientists were identified as Kelvin employees.
- Walter reveals (Unleashed) that while at Kelvin, he worked on developing a hybrid creature from multiple genetic sources.
- In Walter's Lab Notes from Bad Dreams, a newspaper clipping collected from Nick Lane's apartment reports that Kelvin was closing after twenty-two years and had been involved with over one hundred projects.
- In the Season 4 timeline (Wallflower), Nina reports that Kelvin dealt with Cyprox Insurance in 1989, to abduct the infant "Eugene Bryant" for chromatophric experimentation. She also reported that Kelvin was Bell's precursor organization for Massive Dynamic.
Trivia
- In original early scripting - the program was referred to as Kelvin Lab.
- Kelvin is a fictional name utilized in many Bad Robot productions.
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