Штамм "Андромеда"

Crichton’s focus on realism really immerses the reader in the scientific investigation. I wonder what research or experiences influenced these descriptions.

While I appreciated the realism, I found myself losing track of the story at times. Do others think the technical parts enhanced or detracted from the suspense?

The agencies seem almost as mysterious as the virus itself, raising questions about transparency. I’m curious if others saw this as a critique or reflection of real-world practices.