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    fertilization to address infertility and add children to their families‚ believing it to be a technology that is sanctioned by God. There are‚ however‚ other Christians who argue that in-vitro fertilization is morally illicit because it creates spare embryos that are discarded before implantation. For others‚ in-vitro fertilization seems to fly in the face of the Christian practice of adoption that began in the very first century. In an essay of 1500-2500 words‚ explain whether or not in-vitro fertilization

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    Lab 5

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    Gametophytes of gymnosperms are microscopic and completely dependent on the large‚ free living sporophyte. One advantage of this is that the delicate female gametophytes do not have to cope with environmental stressors - female gametophytes and the embryos they produce are sheltered from drought and harmful UV radiation by their enclosure within the moist reproductive tissues of the parental sporophyte generation. Nutrient exchange also occurs between gametophytes and their parents. In contrast‚ the

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    Outline: Kate Fitzgerald is a 16 year old who was diagnosed with Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia at 2 years old. She has an older brother‚ Jesse‚ but he is not a genetic match for a bone marrow transplant and has never been able to forgive himself for that. Doctors suggested that her parents scientifically engineer another child “ a Savior Sibling” to ensure a bone marrow match for Kate. Kate’s parents‚ Sara and Brian‚ eagerly pursued having another child through In vitro fertilization and Pre-implantation

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    research; however‚ there are those who are not‚ based on their religious convictions and moral beliefs. As it pertains to embryonic stem cells‚ many Americans see research on embryos as morally wrong‚ and that embryonic research should not be performed for any reason. These Americans also believe that the destruction of an embryo is ending a human life because life for them begins at conception. Before looking at the social issues of the human stem cell‚ it is important to understand what

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    (THIS WAS AN INFORMATIVE SPEECH I DID FOR MY COM220 CLASS ON THE STAGES OF SPINAL CORD INJURY RESEARCH. IT ACTED AS AN INTRODUCTION TO MY PERSUASIVE SPEECH ON THE BENEFITS OF STEM CELL RESEARCH) There are about a quarter of a million people in the United States living with spinal cord injuries. In addition‚ between 7‚600 and 10‚000 new injuries occur each year. Nearly half of these new injuries will occur in young people between the ages of 16 and 30. As a person in this category‚ I have become

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    fundamental properties of the cells. The controversy surrounding stem cell research led to an intense debate about ethics. Up until the recent years‚ the research method mainly focused on Embryonic Stem Cells‚ which involves taking tissue from an aborted embryo to get proper material to study. This is typcially done just days after conception or between the 5th and 9th week. Since then‚ researchers have moved on to more ethical study methods‚ such as Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPS). iPS are artificially

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    Human Cloning Debate

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    Human cloning is the laboratory-aided replication of a strand of DNA that is used to produce an identical being (Observer‚ 2001). It is the process of extracting DNA from a donor’s cell and implanting it into another cell‚ thus growing a new embryo with identical genes and virtually duplicating the donor (Observer‚ 2001). Cloning offers many applications‚ especially in the medical field; however‚ with such a colossal development comes reflection and often concern of its use. The question

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    usnews.com/news/religion/articles/2009/03/24/did-obama-open-the-door-to-human-cloning-with-his-stem-cell-order Jones‚ N.(28 ‚Novemeber 2001) Human Cloning – Embroyo Style : Delveriance Retreived from: http://cbhd.org/content/human-cloning-embryo-style-deliverance-or-captivity Mickie ‚R. (2012‚ January22) Cloning Scientist create human brain cells Retreived from: http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/jan/29/brain-cloning-breakthrough-mental-illness Epstein ‚A (2011‚ Novemeber 11) Cloning

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    Biography of Ian Wilmut

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    | The Life and Accomplishments of Ian Wilmut | Dr. Ian Wilmut with the year-old Dolly in 1997. Dolly was the first animal to be cloned from DNA taken from an adult animal. © Najlah Feanny/CORBIS SABA | James Ray | Shepherd University | 9/16/2011 | | Ian Wilmut is an embryologist from England that is arguably the most controversial researcher in recent history. He is considered to be the pioneer of cloning. He and his colleagues successfully cloned a lamb they named Dolly. He

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    of the cubs’. Another method used was when they took the embryos of the aggressive mothers and planted it to tame mothers and they got the same results. It shows that You cant change the gene of aggressiveness and it is preserve until the next generation b. i) Haemoglobin – a gene that is useless will eventually be lost and the mutation will erase it. ii) Anti-free protein – gene mutation; the fishes needed this to survive the freezing waters of their environment c. What DNA tells us is that

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