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    Aspects of Gattaca

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    about‚ which is the idea of having greater or second-rate genes. The content of the film Gattaca suggests a close relationship to the social-conflict paradigm. Basically the conflict is shifted from our current levels of social inequity in race and financial status to whether or not an individual has the best DNA helix. The persons‚ in the case of the in-valids‚ are doomed to a life of inferiority due to a lack of the more desirable genes. These people are no less capable than we are today yet given

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    1. Defeating fatal diseases. Genetic enhancement can make our genes resistant to diseases that can be contracted. There is potential to completely cure the diseases that have currently don not have a known cure such as Cystic Fibrosis by creating a gene to fight it or taking the gene that causes the disease out entirely. 2. Longer life span. Life spans have already gotten significantly longer from decades past due to the medical advancements. Genetic engineering can help prevent the diseases we

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    genetic drift

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    Genetic drift‚ also known as allelic drift‚ is the change in the number of gene variants‚ alleles‚ in a population because of random sampling. The allele frequency in a population is the fraction of the copies of one gene that share a specific form. The alleles in the offspring are a sample of gene variants in its parents. Chance plays a part in whether one survives and carries its genes on‚ or does not. Genetic drift may cause gene variants to disappear completely resulting in reduced genetic variation

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    scientist add the genes for toxin production from the bacterium Bacillus Thuringiensis‚ this helps to in expend the production of rice. Harmful effects I. Allergy The first harmful effect we concerned is Allergy. Allergenicity is the protein product of the transferred gene. Usually‚ infants and young children are more commonly affected by food allergies than aduIntroducing a gene into a plant causes allergic reaction. For example‚ incorporating Brazil Nuts gene into soybean may

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    Basic Biology

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    another in some way. This is because we have either high genetic diversity‚ or a low genetic diversity‚ which is seen through the size of the gene pool from which we came. If we happen to live in a gene pool that has a high concentration of genetic diversity‚ then we are more like to have many different genetic combinations that will change and cause our gene pool to adapt to an always changing environment. Many populations thrive with the introduction of the needed diversity. A mutation introduces

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    Evolution‚ Genes & the Environment Variation is when you refer to genes; it means that there is a large variety of phenotypes‚ alleles and genotypes which can sometimes cause genetic variation. This results in different physical characteristics. Some examples of variations in humans are eye colour‚ hair colour and gender. Variations caused by the environment are the climate (tanned/pale skin) this is affected by the environment as the sun comes in contact with your skin and will darken it‚ the

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    and most significant endeavors of the century; the complete mapping of the human genome. A genome is essentially all of the DNA in any given organism‚ including its genes‚ the subject of this particular study being the human body. The Human Genome Project (HGP) was a study designed principally to identify and record all of the genes in human DNA (approximately 20‚000-25‚000+ on the 40+ human chromosomes) so as to better understand heredity patterns and the functions of DNA (Human Genome Project Information

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    Pros Of Gene Therapy

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    Gene therapy is a tool which uses nucleic acids to replace or complete damaged genes (1). However‚ there are risks associated with gene therapy that prompt the discussion of whether or not the risks are worth the outcome. Humans are such a heterogeneous species that it is difficult to predict a universal outcome of a certain gene in all people(2). This can result in immune attacks resulting in death or at best‚ no impact on the patient (2). This was seen in the case of the 1990s where a virus entered

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    Hypothesis of Heredity

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    character‚ i.e.‚ brown o True-bred: all off-spring of same variety o Hybridization: crossing of two different true-breds o P generation: parents o F1 generation: first filial generation • Leading to the law of segregation o Alternative versions of genes (alleles) account for variations in inherited characteristics. o For each character‚ an organism inherits 2 alleles‚ one from each parent. o If the two alleles differ‚ then one‚ the dominant allele‚ is fully expressed in the organism’s appearance

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    Incest Red

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    Although the "new information" that changed Aberle et al.’s minds indicated that inbreeding was at least as dangerous as Bittles’s estimates imply‚ they rejected the possibility that primitive man recognized this danger. Law and instinct. In Sir James’s words‚ It is not easy to see why any deep human instinct should need to be reinforced by law. There is no law commanding men to eat or drink or forbidding them to put their hands in the fire. The law only forbids men to do what their instincts

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