Human embyonic cells divide rapidly in saline solution. Suddenly the quivering mass of cells is split by a BEAM of fire-bright light. We PULL BACK, BACK to the macroscopic level, revealing a mounted petri dish being bisected by a hair-thin laser controlled by a robot arm. B - The dividing cells are separated into two distinct groups. The warped features of the laboratory can be made out through the skin.
More gloved hands reach in to receive the babies.
The cleaned-up babies lie side by side in an incubator. The baby is asleep before it even can cry out. She approaches expectant adoptive parents. It spreads the babe's arms out, searing its forearm open with a laser. A free arm encloses a small, silicone-coated packet within the babe's forearm.