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    In the past few years CRISPR has become a debatable issue consisting of both pros and cons. Under certain circumstances‚ scientist should be able to edit the human genome. CRISPR has potential to help generate electricity‚ create cells that are disease-free and possible save the lives of endangered species. In addition‚ CRISPR may help to extend the shelf life of vegetables or enable humans to live longer (Park 69-70). However‚ little is understood about the full effect of gene editing and some worry

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     the topics of stem cells and genetic testing on humans  will be addressed‚ along with all the bioethical issues they encompass.   Stem  cells  are  cells  that  have  no  specific  function  or  purpose.  These  cells  are  able  to develop into  any  cell  of the body‚  including  skin‚  brain‚  muscle‚  and many other  types  of cells.  There are  two types  of  stem  cells  produced in  our  body: embryonic cells  that  form  during  embryo   development‚  and  adult  (somatic)  stem  cells  produced 

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    embryo could be implanted in a uterus and allowed to develop into a fetus‚ infant‚ child‚ and so on.” (Stark) This quote shows a theory on how to clone a human. “Before combining‚ the adult reproductive cells must reprogram so they are capable of developing into the wide range of different cells that ultimately make a baby. It can take months to years for this process in mammals -- a process that is skipped in cloning when the nucleus is transferred‚ Jaenisch said.” (Spar) This quote shows that reprogramming

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    undergoes new technologies to help shed light on how the brain really works. Zimmer undergoes a mapping of his brain using Biomedical Imaging. According to the article‚ some neuroscientists are “zooming in on the fine structure of individual nerve cells‚ or neurons”‚ while others are using biochemistry to chart the brain to see how neurons produce different kinds of proteins. Others are trying to create detail to represent the brain’s wiring. Through all of these tests‚ scientists are getting a better

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    “Equipped with his five senses‚ man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science‚” According to Edwin Powell Hubble. Science has been expanding and more advanced with today’s technology. Scientific advancements are also making good and bad effects and not everyone agrees with all of them. Cloning is one of the scientific advancements that is expanding and it happens for many different reasons and it has many different effects on society. When scientist clone a certain animal

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    The mitochondria is a double membrane-bound organelle located eukaryotic organism‚ in cells. It is inherited maternally meaning the offspring only receive their mitochondria from their mother (Gale Group Inc‚ 2016). Mitochondria are often known as the powerhouse of the cells as they generate the energy for the cells to do their job (Newcastle University‚ 2016). If a female was to have this mitochondrial disease‚ all her children will inherit it as the females mitochondria is the only one inherited

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    Neuroscientists at Emory University found that genetic markers‚ thought to be wiped clean before birth‚ were used to transmit a single traumatic experience across generations‚ leaving behind traces in the behavior and anatomy of future pups. Studies that show how molecules act as DNA markers that influence how the genome is read are known as epigenetic. We pick up these markers during our lives and in various locations on our body as we develop and interact with our environment. Through a process

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    The question of cloning humans sounds morally unethical‚ right? It doesn’t seem even today with our scientific technology or knowledge‚ that we could pull something that extraordinary off. In the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro “Never Let Me Go” we learn that the setting takes place in a world where there are clones of people who must donate their vital organs to non clones. Basically their life is setup to donate then “complete” which indefinitely means to die. There are three “donations” which take place

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    experimentation has always been a topic of controversy‚ and it’s been performed for centuries. In the past century‚ countries have began to illegalize to call it unethical. Many events have occurred that led to the downfall of human experimentation. From HeLa cells to unethical studies to the lives of many people being ruined. When human experimentation became a hot topic several decades ago‚ many scientists supported it because they believed it would be the only way for medicine to advance. In the US‚ once the

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    Running head: ADVANTAGES OF STEM CELL RESEARCH Abstract Every day millions of Americans across the country suffer from ailments ranging from diabetes to spinal cord injuries. However‚ new scientific advancements in the field of stem cell research may one day end their pain and suffering. Therefore‚ it is essential for Americans to support stem cell research. Unfortunately‚ the research has become the center of a controversy in recent years. Opponents of the research argue against the destruction

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