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    Do you not like the way you look so much that you have to change your child’s genes? Genetic babies shouldn’t happen because it costs too much‚ it could possibly hurt the child‚ and there could be tons of children that look the same. Changing the way your child is supposed to look can harm the child. The technology is still experimental‚ so it might not be safe‚ and mistakes might be made. The modification could affect the gene pool and affect the family tree. Having designer babies can cost too

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    Sex linked genetic disorders Fragile x syndrome Sex-linked traits are genetic characteristics determined by genes located on sex chromosomes. Genes are pieces of DNA on chromosomes that carry information that are responsible for inheriting traits. Different forms of the same gene are called alleles. One allele for a certain trait is inherited from a mother and one from a father. These traits are passed down from parent to their offspring by sexual reproduction. Fragile X syndrome (FXS) or Martin-Bell

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    Genetic Testing Ethics

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    Indeed‚ Genetic information play a major role in medicine as an important determinant of a factor of diseases. Certainly‚ the use of clinical screening and genetic testing in Individuals and family members allow them to obtain data about important Genetic facts that could contribute to the prevention and treatment of diseases. However‚ to use this sensitive information require the clinicians and healthcare professionals knowledge about risks and ethical implication of genetic diseases. “Ethical

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    Genetic Engineering in Humans: How the concerns of the past shape our thoughts for the future It is human nature to be fascinated by the unknown‚ to conceive radical ideas and to use humanity’s undying curiosity to fuel investigation into areas which previously were a mystery. Genetic engineering in humans is one such example of a field whose idea emerged countless generations ago and intrigued the likes of many scientists‚ philosophers and writers‚ throughout history. However not until the technological

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    Creating a Lesson Plan

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    materials To ensure that this lesson works well and is successful‚ a range of materials will be supplied. * For the introduction a simple addition and subtraction worksheet called adding and taking away in the garden will be used to get the children’s brain working and think about this area of numeracy‚ there will be enough worksheets for one each in the class. Also in the introduction a PowerPoint reviewing what they did in the previous lesson on number bonds to ten will be shown to get the children

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    Edd Genetic Conditions

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    Genetic conditions are one or more problems‚ difficulties‚ or abnormalities in the genome. Most are present from birth and are very rare. This means they only affect one person in approximately every several thousand or million. These conditions are mainly formed due to mutations in a person’s gene. Genetic conditions have helped scientists a lot due to the different types of genetic conditions there are out in today’s world. Ectodermal Dysplasia a genetic condition that is not a single disorder

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    Genetic Modification

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    Genetic Modification Genetic modification is the same as genetic engineering and genetic manipulation‚ which is the use of modern technology to change or alter the genetic code of an organism. Genetic modification includes using genes from one organism and inserting them into another‚ however‚ genetic modification can also be altering the original gene of the organism without changing the genetic codes. Therefore a (GMO) Genetically Modified Organism is one whose genes were altered. Genetic modification

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    Gattaca Essay Through his film Gattaca‚ Andrew Niccol shows that the ‘not-so-distant future’ of genetic engineering is not as superior as it seems. A time where children are engineered from conception is imminent. An obvious benefit of such a world is the ability to eliminate all genetic flaws from diseases to deformities. While this may seem like a utopian society Niccol suggests that the more technologically advanced man becomes‚ the more human spirit is lost. He also implies that man can never

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    How did the Drosophilia melanogaster impact Genetics? Thomas Hunt Morgan used Drosophila melanogaster for studying heredity. Morgan used the Drosophila melanogaster‚ known as the fruit fly‚ because it feeds on decaying fruit. It is small‚ about 3 mm long‚ and easy to raise in the laboratory; a thousand can be collected in a one-quart glass milk bottle. Moreover‚ it is fertile all year long and very prolific‚ producing a new generation every twelve days‚ or thirty generations per year. Not only

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    Chimerism (Dual Genetics) In Humans Cheryl Banta Biology 160/ Ms. Galbreath Tacoma Community College 11/30/13 Abstract You are the doctor of a 52-year- old woman‚ who comes to see you‚ very upset. Blood tests have revealed startling information about two of her three adult sons. Even though they were conceived naturally with her husband‚ who is definitely their father‚ the tests state that she is not their biological mother. How could she have given birth to someone

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