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    answer this pertinent question‚ picture this. A loved one who is very dear to you is diagnosed with a serious disease such as muscular dystrophy‚ Parkinson’s disease‚ or even diabetes. If they could be treated‚ cured or have their life saved by stem cells or the results of cloning research‚ would that change your answer? Cloning can be defined as creating “an identical copy of a plant or animal from the genetic material of a single organism” (Cloning). There are two main types of human cloning‚

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    LESSON #9 22a) There would be 3 chromosomes present in each of the cells that make up the stomach of mosquito. 22b) Interphase | b | Prophase | C | Metaphase | D | Anaphase | A | Telophase | E | 22c) There would be 3 chromosomes present in the sperm cells of a mosquito. 22d) Interphase | C | Prophase 1 | A | Metaphase 1 | I | Anaphase 1 | E | Telophase 1 | F | Prophase ii | H | Metaphase ii | B | Anaphase ii | G | Telophase ii

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    There are many current legal and ethical issues in bioengineering and biotechnology including athletic and cognitive enhancements‚ stem cell research‚ cloning‚ genetic engineering‚ and genetically modified organisms. Biotechnology is “the manipulation of biological systems and organisms through technological means”(p. 471). There is tension between valuing liberty to pursue happiness of biotechnologies‚ and the potential negative outcomes of these technologies. Bioengineering‚ is the construction

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    CHAPTER 2: CELLS Learning about disease is often simplified by growing it in a dish – some cells like heart and nerve cells however do not grow easily outside the body. Cellular reprogramming takes cell back to a state similar to stem cells and then coaxes them to specialize in a different way. Example – LEOPARD syndrome MIM 151100. Acronym for symptoms: enlarged heart w/blocked valves to the lungs‚ freckles‚ abnormal genitals‚ deafness. Skin cells taken from patients were reprogrammed to give

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    “induced pluripotent stem cells.” The technique is designed to take from almost any tissue in an adult and reprogram that tissue to become a different kind of tissue. Loring’s test subjects were samples from juveniles and adults that did in fact have the fragile X syndrome. She then induced the cells to become neurons in a lab dish. She and her colleagues evaluated the dishes and the findings were mind blown. Jeanne Loring’s experiment revealed that multiple induced pluripotent stems cells with the fragile

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    If you had the chance to bring a loved one back into this world to stop your pain‚ would you? Cloning‚ the process of taking a cell from one organism‚ taking a donor womb cell from another organism of the same species (which will not affect the clone’s genetic identity)‚ inserting the original cell in the donor cell‚ and placing the newly developed embryo inside a surrogate mother. There are those who think that cloning is a wonderful idea and that it is acceptable to make life‚ from and identical

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    the theory which was proposed by zoology and comparative anatomy professors at the University of Freiberg in Germany in the 1880’s.The theory proposes that a cell’s genetic information will decrease progressively with each cell division. In 1901‚ the result of Hans Spemann’s 2-cell salamander experiment showed that the early embryos including all the genetic information were crucial for developing a new organism. The first recombinant DNA molecules were created in 1972. In 1994‚ nuclear transfer was

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    Therapeutic cloning is the process of harvesting cloned embryotic stem cells to use in healing and rehabilitation. In therapeutic cloning‚ the embryo does

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    Sharnela Kamil Sahidjuan BSN-1A Reaction paper The world‚ as we all know is going into high technological advances and its going real fast! Things that we never imagine possible is now a reality. Babies formed out of experiments‚ genetic diseases being corrected‚ solutions are being uncovered for medical problems we never thought we could solve‚ new ways to treat diseases and making real live human body organs‚ in years time the idea of human cloning may be a shocking

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    Therapeutic Cloning to Obtain Embryonic Stem Cells Is Immoral "The point is to cause each of us to think deeply about whether there is any essential difference between the reality of [World War II] Nazi experiments and ’therapeutic cloning.’" In this two-part viewpoint‚ David A. Prentice and William Saunders discuss the science and the ethics of therapeutic cloning. In the first part‚ Prentice argues that creating clones for the purpose of embryonic stem cell research‚ called "therapeutic cloning

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