Disease Research Facility

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Detecting an alien broadcast. Linguistic analysis reads: 'Caution: hazardous materials and lifeforms contained within'

― PDA, Dialogue

The Disease Research Facility (DRF) is an in-development abandoned Precursor Base located next to the Lost River Junction. Built around one thousand years ago, some time before the imprisonment of the Sea Emperor, the main purpose of this facility was to infect creatures with the Carar Bacterium. Surviving specimens were then sent to the Primary Containment Facility for further testing in order to synthesize a cure for the bacterium.

This Precursor base is heavily damaged, and unlike the other bases, is completely filled with water. It lies partially suspended by several loose-hanging cables, with several sections of destroyed cables found scattered around the perimeter of the facility. The base was attacked and destroyed by a Sea Dragon Leviathan in an attempt to retrieve its stolen eggs - an event that also unleashed the Carar bacterium into the native ecosystem and prompted the Precursors to initiate their planetary quarantine by activating the Quarantine Enforcement Platform.

The Disease Research Facility was set up partially to study the skeleton in the Bones Field - the remains of a ten million year old super-predator.

Data Bank Entry

Base Gallery

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Exterior

The entrance to the facility
Entrance from the Lost River Junction
Various fragments including panels, large chunks, and cables
Skeletons found inside and outside the brine river
Ditto, in the brine
The exterior of the facility

Interior

The balcony area
An Ion Crystal found in the balcony area, right next to the entrance
Another Ion Crystal in the balcony area
A small room close to the entrance containing a data terminal
A broken aquarium under the Balcony
The Balcony Area connecting to the Lab Room
A lab in the Disease Research Facility with two aquariums, a specimen tank and two surgery tables
Yet another Ion Crystal
Damage in the Disease Research Facility
The observation room in the Disease Research Facility
A small alcove with a data terminal, overlooking the main tank
A data terminal in this lab
An aquarium inside the Disease Research Facility containing the skeleton of an extinct life form
A specimen tank with what seems to be a Crabsquid egg within
Various tanks with assorted Warper parts in it
A tank with a Ghostray, Rabbit Ray and a Crimson Ray inside
Another tank with a Spadefish, a Hoopfish, and a Lava Larva inside
Another tank with various bones inside
Two tables with assorted Warper parts on them
More Warper parts
The room with the inactive Warper
The inactive Warper
Close up of the Warper's exposed structure

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Disease Research Facility Concept Art by Pat Presley

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Trivia

The former name for the Disease Research Facility was the Secondary Bio-Research Facility.