Observing the specimens was one thing but if any true scientific progress was to be made there was no other alternative but to cut them open and see how the mechanism of each power operating in the flesh. That way you could isolate the organ, the tissue, or the mutant cell responsible for the amazing abilities they displayed.
The only problem was that the specimens were finite and precious. You couldn't just hack them apart willy-nilly, you had to be careful to not kill them, or at least keep the original alive in some cases.
Today, the person laid out on your slab would be...
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