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    It is 2080. Imagine that a young couple just found out that they are going to be expecting a baby; their first child together. The news is very thrilling‚ as the thought of creating a new life can send chills down anyone’s spine. Now‚ it’s four months later‚ and the couple is sitting in the doctor’s office‚ waiting for an ultrasound. They are slightly anxious‚ as they want to know if they can genetically engineer their baby to what they want. While they are in the doctor’s office‚ the doctor

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    A designer baby is a baby which has been genetically engineered for pre-selected traits‚ varying from lowering the risk of genetic disorders to gender selection. Parents currently are not able to screen their future babies for genes involving hair color‚ athletic ability‚ or intelligence yet‚ however‚ companies such as “23andme” have patents on these tests for when they are developed in the future. ( Embryo screening involves a process called preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD). Embryos

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    Ever since the beginning of sports – especially basketball and soccer – athleticism has been a major role in deciding which player would thrive and which ones would drop out‚ and this is mostly due to said player’s genetics. Recently‚ genetic engineers and biotechnologists have been able to make breakthroughs on altering existing DNA and gifting upon fortunate beings extra traits that were not present beforehand. Our genetics have already been improving from the past‚ as BBC news stated that the

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    Genetic Modification Bad

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    Scientists are capable of understanding the genetic bases of human diseases and non-diseases. They want to marketing embryo selection of genetics to expecting mother’s to prevent future diseases. By manipulating the DNA of an embryo‚ parents will be able to enhance athletic‚ cosmetic and cognitive traits; forming an enhanced human species. Altering human genetics commodifies human life and threatens to divide society. Genetic modification of human beings is unacceptable because this would cause

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    Alien Human Project Essay

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    Scientists want to make a new human genome‚ making big changes to DNA that would change science and medicine. These changes could alter the life of humans in amazing ways. It could also spell disaster for humans as well. Altering DNA to create a new type of alien like human is revolutionary and scary. What will be the purpose of these alien humans? Will they be enslaved once matured‚ since they are not real humans? Scientists may have good intentions for this project. However‚ making a new group

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    Imagine a future where people can be designed exactly how they want. They can have perfect hair‚ perfect teeth‚ a healthy body‚ and more. A parent can get rid of all his child’s blemishes and ensure a prosperous life. World diseases can be cured and sicknesses healed. Though this may seem like science fiction‚ this future is getting closer and closer thanks to advances in genetics. Many people may envy this future‚ but its consequences may be horrendous. Editing the human genome should never become

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    From 1928 to 1952‚ experiments done by Frederick Griffith‚ Oswald Avery‚ Alfred Hershey‚ and Martha Chase all did experiments that contributed to the discovery of the DNA. Frederick Griffith experiment was done in 1928‚ Oswald Avery’ was done during the early 1940’s‚ and Alfred Hershey’s with help from Martha Chase was done in 1952. All of these experiments contributed to the idea known as translation‚ the process of cell ribosomes converting proteins to messenger RNA‚ or mRNA. Because of how they

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    Gattaca Movie Responses

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    Gattaca” Questions 1. When it comes to the depiction of genetic engineering in Gattaca‚ there are multiple outcomes of the scientific procedure that are positive. The first positive outcome of genetic engineering in the movie was that it allows the parents of children to choose how they want their children to be. When having a child‚ in the first few months‚ parents do not know the gender or any of the traits‚ unless they are genetically tested to determine the phenotype of their offspring

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    Dtgds

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    Gattaca Assignment In the movie Gattaca‚ three social laws evident throughout the film that relate to present rules in society today include DNA discrimination‚ the assortment of valids and invalids‚ and the exclusion of the disabled. The technique and relation of these futuristic laws verify that just because genetic manipulation is possible‚ does not mean that it should be used in transforming and modifying offspring. In the movie‚ DNA discrimination is apparent from the beginning. The idea

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    Noonan Syndrome

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    Prevention for Noonan Syndrome looks slightly different than other disorders‚ due to the fact that it is genetically linked. With cases of NS being linked to different genetics and some cases having an unknown origin‚ it is hard to prevent the disorder from occurring. A big factor towards prevention lies in the education of the people closest to the patient‚ the community‚ and the general public. A very effective preventive way would be to administer genetic testing to the population in order to

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