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    commencement of his or her existence until death - Abortion is therefore seen by Catholics as against natural law and Godʼs law - Genetic testing of unborn babies is permissible if the aim is to benefit the child - Donum Vitae (Gift of Life) → use embryos as the object of instrument of experimentation constitutes a crime against their dignity as human beings - The CC is strongly opposed to voluntary euthanasia - The document also argues that the natural method of conception is sexual relationships

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    Making of Ice Cream

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    century‚ development of ice harvesting and the insulated icehouse made ice more accessible to the general public. In the early 20th century ‚ electric power and mechanical refrigeration were brought by the industrialization that improved production. Nowadays ice-cream also offered by the upscale restaurant on their dessert lists. Making ice-cream goes through seven main processing stages. The seven stages are blending‚ pasteurizing‚ homogenizing‚ ageing‚ freezing‚ packaging and hardening.

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    Eric Bronkhurst Prof. Robinson 10/31/06 Question #2 With technological advances of today‚ parents who are unable to substantially procreate are now given the opportunity to bear children. New techniques for procreation include Artificial Insemination‚ Surrogacy and In-Vitro Fertilization‚ all which have brought about happiness to families. Unfortunately‚ at the same time many of these new reproductive techniques may bring about ethical considerations and debates‚ causing pain and legal arguments

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    and can be used to replace or even heal damaged tissues and cells in the body. Embryonic stem cells come from living‚ human embryos and can be harvested from two sources‚ embryos and fetuses. Embryonic stem cells are obtained by harvesting living embryos which are generally 5-7 days old. The removal of embryonic stem cells invariably results in the destruction of the embryo. Fetuses are another type of stem cell called an embryonic germ cell can be obtained from either miscarriages or aborted fetuses

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    Animal Cell Culture

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    and transfer of embryos to surrogate mothers. Hence the establishment and maintenance of a proper animal culture is the first step towards using them as tools for biotechnology. HISTORY OF ANIMAL CELL CULTURE | It was Jolly‚ who (1903) showed for the first time that the cells can survive and divide in vitro. Ross Harrison‚ (1907) was able to show the development of nerve fibres from frog embryo tissue‚ cultured in a blood clot. Later‚ Alexis Carriel (1912) used tissue and embryo extracts as cultural

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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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    vagina‚ through the uterus and into the Fallopian tube. ‘A single sperm fertilizes the egg; the others are locked out. ’ (Time‚ 1997‚ pg. 66) Once the egg has been fertilized‚ cell division begins and the embryo drifts down the Fallopian tube. The embryo reaches the uterus in about a week. The embryo anchors itself to the wall of the uterus where it develops into a foetus. The foetus feeds off nutrients and oxygen provided by the placental lining in the uterus. There are several conditions in both

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    of the many pros and cons associated with cloning. Advantages of Cloning 1/Potential benefits to modern medicine Even today‚ the full potential of stem cells has not been fully explored. The issue of stem cells has led to controversy because embryos are generally used and they have to be destroyed for the cells to be used. However‚ a number of researchers believe thatstem cells will eventually change the face of medicine as we know it. Given the fact that the cells can be manipulated to mimic

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    survey & debate on [Embryonic Stem-Cell Research (ESCR)] Lesson Objectives: reading comprehension‚ summarizing‚ skimming & scanning articles for main ideas and details‚ negotiating meaning‚ acquiring vocabulary related to theme Vocabulary: stem cell‚ embryo‚ pluripotent‚ morph‚ cloning‚ gestation‚ transplant Critical Thinking: listing‚ ordering & sorting‚ comparing & contrasting‚ collaborating Task Type: Reasoning‚ prediction‚ split information‚ opinion‚ decision-making (convergent)‚ debate (divergent)

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    and converted to US dollars.) Brief History of In Vitro Fertilization In Vitro Fertilization is a fertility procedure in which medical physicians remove eggs from the ovaries of a female‚ fertilize them in a laboratory‚ and then replace the embryos back into the female’s uterus where they implant and mature. In Vitro literally mean "in glass" meaning the Petri dishes that the eggs are placed into for fertilization. This procedure first came into place in England about 25 years ago by the late

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