In a sterile laboratory bathed in harsh, artificial lighting, a scientist meticulously extracts ribonucleoproteins, illuminated by the red LEDs of advanced machinery. The camera adopts a wide angle, highlighting the isolation of the lone researcher in the large, cold room. Color is limited to the stark whites of the lab, the scientist’s lab coat, and the steel bench, offset by the soft yet ominous glow of the red lights reflecting off polished surfaces. Pay close attention to the depth, shifting focus from the scientist’s tired, red-rimmed eyes – a stark testament to his unquestionable dedication – to the glinting vials filled with extracted material. Balance the frame with meticulously arranged biochemical equipment, shimmering under the lights, strewn on one side and the vast empty space on the other. Observe minimal movements – the precision of the scientist’s hands, the gentle undulation of liquid in vials, and occasional flashes of machinery. Place the subject slightly to the right, emphasizing the enormity of his task and the stark solitude of his quest.