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    Okinawa Longevity

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    any country or state. FOCUS AREAS AND FINDINGS After examining over 900 Okinawan centenarians and numerous other elderly in their seventies‚ eighties‚ and nineties‚ some fascinating findings have emerged. One‚ genetic factors appear important to human longevity‚ including Okinawan longevity. Two‚ it has also become clear that the Okinawan lifestyle provides many reasons why older Okinawans are so remarkably healthy so far into their senior years. Discovering the reasons for the apparent genetic

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    Some fears include the potential for human destruction‚ the inability to reverse the alterations‚ the uncertainty of what problems will arise as a result (Effects Of…). The desire to genetically alter the human genome to eradicate Deafness yet again shows a deep-seated need to correct what is different. What is seen as an amazing way to prevent disease by the medical community

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    for stained or fluorescent chromosomes. Genetic tests are used for carrier screening‚ newborn screening‚ identity testing‚ prenatal diagnostic testing‚ and prediction of disorders later in life such as Huntington’s or Alzheimer’s disease etc. (Human Genome Project) Controversies today that genetic testing today faces is with the privacy‚ consents‚ equity and discrimination. The privacy of the information that is found may not be confidential between the patient and the doctor it may also be revealed

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    discovered. With these new developments serious ethical and moral questions arise. Advancements in genetic engineering‚ reproductive technologies‚ cloning‚ organ transplanting‚ and human experimentation are all causes of concern. The Human Genome Project‚ an incredible scientific undertaking determined to produce a map of the human DNA code‚ will tell us how each gene or group of genes function. With this map‚ scientists and doctors will be able to figure out how genes can malfunction and cause deadly diseases

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    government and forensic negative recognition applications that require identification. Advantages and Disadvantages of DNA Testing in Biometrics Solutions The ongoing project to map the human genome affects all of us in several key areas. The first is DNA testing. This subfield of gene research uses tiny human tissue samples of 100–200 cells (for example‚ blood‚ hair‚ saliva) to identify DNA patterns [11]. These samples are used to establish a person’s identity‚ for example‚ in I. Tests for blood

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    The Genetics of Violence

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    with the sociological and biological implications of impending genetic power. This power is analytical‚ in such cases as the Human Genome Project‚ which will hopefully succeed in mapping out the genetic code for the entire human genetic composition. Moreover‚ this power is preventative and participatory in that it can be‚ and is being‚ used to control the behavior of humans and other animals. This new power‚ in the eyes of many‚ is as risky and potentially hazardous as atomic energy: it must be treated

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    Biochip

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    in one second‚ a biochip can perform thousands of biological reactions‚ such as decoding genes‚ in a few seconds. Biochips helped to dramatically accelerate the identification of the estimated 80‚000 genes in human DNA‚ an ongoing world-wide research collaboration known as the Human genome project. Developing a biochip plat-form incorporates electronics for addressing‚ reading out‚ sensing and controlling temperature and‚ in addition‚ a handheld analyzer capable of multiparameter identification.

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    enhancement of human embryos is unethical when used to create "designer babies" with enhanced appearance‚ athletic ability‚ and intelligence. Manipulating the genes of plants and animals is a feat we have mastered already. We are very close to doing the same thing with humans in an attempt to make them smarter‚ bigger and leaner (McKibben 22). Gregory Stock‚ an ‘apostle of human engineering‚’ said of human germ line engineering‚ "It touches at the very core of what it means to be human. We are seizing

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    Utilitarianism and Genetic Engineering In the past thirty years‚ humans are witnessing a huge revolution in the genetic engineering industry. Having identified most of the Human Genome‚ gene sequencing has become programmed and extremely fast‚ and laboratory techniques in molecular biology allow for in-vitro fertilization and transfer of genetic material. Gene therapy and repair based on stem cells research allows for replacement of a defected allele in the DNA‚ and even a whole damaged tissue in

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    Gattaca Moral Analysis

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    One of the chief moral questions surrounding this type of genetic engineering is how it changes the natural process of birth. The creation of a human has always required the combination of one man’s sperm and one woman’s egg. The introduction of a third donor changes this dynamic by allowing a random person to contribute to the process when they will likely play little to no role in the remainder of the child’s life. That is the argument by the morally righteous‚ at least. But it is hard to view

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