Jurassic Park failed and because of the numerous incidents of Dinosaurs wrecking havoc on and off the islands, InGen nearly went bankrupt. So how does InGen remain a key player in Jurassic World you might ask?
According to the recently launched viral website, the new fictional company known as Masrani acquired InGen in 1998 and promoted one of its lead scientists, Dr. Henry Wu (played by actor BD Wong) within the ranks, making him a key asset on the Jurassic World project.
After the unfortunate incident at Jurassic Park, Dr. Henry Wu returned to Isla Nublar in November of 1994 to assist the clean up teams in cataloging specimen numbers, and to identify exactly how the animals were breeding. Despite the island’s presence of seemingly same sex animals, it was the inclusion of amphibian DNA which he himself had underestimated. Dr. Wu noted that the inclusion of DNA sequences from several species of amphibians including the Common Reed Frog (Hyperolius viridiflavus) adapted extremely well to the cloned DNA of the dinosauria - eventually enabling the animals to change their sex through a chemical trigger which disintegrated the female organs to create male sex organs. [-MasraniGlobal.com]
Given the unavoidable series of events which are to follow, it is unlikely InGen will make it into future sequels, if a breakout does in fact occur, as the trailer descriptions and script leaks would suggest. This is InGen's third strike to prove itself as a viable asset to the Masrani corporation and as a legitimate investment opportunity for technology enthusiasts.
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