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    Turritopsis Nutricula

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    The Immortality of Turritopsis nutricula and its Possible Implications on Man Topic: The Immortality of Turritopsis nutricula and its Possible Implications on Man Outline: I. Introduction II. Body 1) Description of Turritopsis nutricula 2) T. nutricula’s life cycle 3) Possible Implications on Man a) In the field of science and medicine b) Aging c) Involvement of faith concepts III. Conclusion 1) Summary

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    replaced the geocentric model‚ even though the process was slow. Now‚ in the present‚ there are ever growing controversies in Science. For example‚ stem cell research is a topic that is always being criticized and/or applauded. It has not been completely used in the public mainly because of ethical disagreements. First of all‚ a clear definition of a stem cell is needed. “A

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    matter how that child is born‚ is precious in God’s ages." A wrong understanding of ethical drawcacks of in vitro fertilization has already led to a naive acceptance of the destruction of human embryos that now theaters to pave the way for embryonic stem cell research. The concept the in vitro fertilization tha one or more of the genetic parents are different from the woman who will carry the child‚ or the couple who will bring the child up. Sperm and eggs are being bought and sold and wombs are

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    away‚ fetuses do not get a choice because they are not even born yet. A lot of people believe that the fetus or embryonic cells need to be treated with the same respect that an elderly person would when they pass away. Some people choose to have their organs donated or to have their bodies donated to scientific research. However‚ many believe that since the fetus or embryonic cells cannot speak for themselves‚ they should not be a part of fetal tissue research. Just because the mother or parents

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    Regenerative Research

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    Scientists are currently studying how they can use stem cells to generate new tissues and from there‚ safely transplant them into the human body. The main difference between traditional therapies and regenerative medicine is that regeneration works to find a cure instead of a way to treat symptoms. An example

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    Stem Cells and Cloning

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    David Stem Cell paper T-T 11:20 Stem Cells and Cloning 1. Cloning is one of the most widely talked about topics in this world. The people that defend cloning believe that cloning and genetic engineering will be the answer to most of the diseases in the future. On the other hand‚ the people against it think of it as ‘ playing God ’. Cloning is unethical because people will lose their identities if their clones come into

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    alternative to conception so if parent(s) want to have children that have the same genetically related child whose DNA was similar to those of the parent. Moreover‚ it allows the curing and prevention of diseases‚ and it allows one to clone organs and cells to improve treatment of life threatening-illnesses. However‚ even though Simon Smith reveals some reasons why human cloning should not be banned‚ I do not agree with the writer‚ I think human cloning must be banned because of medical cloning is immoral

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    Culture of Life vs. Death

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    The Culture of Life versus the Culture of Death During the 20th and 21st centuries mankind has encountered a major conflict that is a civil war of ideas – namely the Culture of Life versus the Culture of Death. The Culture of Death has been rampant. Consider the first and second world wars plus the many other bitter conflicts‚ genocides‚ massacres and the killing fields sacrificing the lives of millions of innocent human beings. Consider the savagery of the holocaust. Consider the damage

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    produce embryos that survive six or seven days in order to extract stem cells to be used in experiments to help find new treatments for conditions such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES It may produce huge benefits for human beings in the future. Blurs distinction between animals/human beings It is a strictly limited procedure and independent life creatures will not be created‚ they are just cells not actual lives. Repulsive thing and it is very unnatural. Avoids

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    Religion Notes

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    RELIGION SYLLABUS – YEAR 12 – CHRISTIANITY SIGNIFICANT PERSON‚ BIOETHICS‚ POST 1945‚ ABORIGINAL‚ ISLAM SIGNIFICANT PERSON‚ HOW THE HAJJ EXPRESSES BELIEFS OF ISLAM ‚ SIGNIFICANCE OF THE HAJJ FOR BOTH THE INDIVIDUAL AND MUSLIM COMMUNITY‚ significance of baptism ‚ significance for the individual‚ community significance ‚ MARTIN LUTHER ‚ RABIA- SIGNIFICANT PERSON- ISLAM |CHRISTIANITY |MARTIN LUTHER

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