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    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 received many awards for his controversial work while enduring great backlash for the ethical implications of his accomplishments. Ian Wilmut was born July 7‚ 1944 in Hampton

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    Let’s create a thought experiment: Meet Dr. Gary Betley‚ a world renowned researcher of human cloning and among the first astronauts to touch the surface of Mars. He pilots a spacecraft entering the Red Planet’s atmosphere when tragedy strikes. A miniscule conglomerate of orbiting planetary debris collides with the ship at high velocity‚ penetrating its stasis chamber‚ brutally killing all crew members in suspended animation‚ and disabling the majority of the ship’s thrusters. Gary‚ however‚ is relatively

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    themselves in the eye of the storm‚ as the products of genetic cloning. “Never Let Me Go” by Kazuo Ishiguro addresses the bioethical debate in a less direct manner‚ looking at the issue in a fictional context. Through the eyes of Kathy H.‚ we are guided through her experiences as a clone growing up in an institution meant to rear the students in humane environments. Ishiguro’s novel was not written as a means to argue the ethics of cloning‚ however‚ his novel “Never Let Me Go” serves as a reference

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    I really enjoy listening to Professor Rhine lecture and it kind of makes me want to go into the field of genetic. The one thing I would love to share with someone else about what I learned is the pluripotent stem cells in therapeutic cloning. These cells can give rise to all cells in the body with the exception of the embryo. This means that they can potentially treat diseases in any body organs or tissue by replacing damaged and dysfunctional cells. This is great advantage to this type

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    cloned also. Further investigations should be done on the real benefits of clone and if it is really necessary. These experiments (when used correctly) could be used to gain insight on what our genes determine in our personalities. Although human cloning and genetic engineering would be a huge achievement to the entire human race such as it was when we landed on the moon in 69‚ a persons life shouldn’t be changed dramatically. No employer or insurance company should know if a person has been genetically

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    Immortality Immortality Immortality: The ability to live forever; an eternal life. Immortality‚ the longest endeavour man has ever dared‚ from the Ancient Egyptians to the Monarchs of the Dynasties of China‚ to even now we still are trying to become Immortal. In my opinion there never will be full immortality‚ but many people do in my opinion this quote by Harriet Martineau is more to the truth; “We do not believe in immortality because we can prove it‚ but we try to prove it because we cannot

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    Imagine walking into a doctor’s office and choosing the cosmetic features that people would like their child to obtain‚ this is something that would happen in choosing designer babies. In In-Vitro Fertilization‚ embryos can be chosen and also observed for any disease that might be there. By using karyomapping‚ it allows the doctors to find any genetic defect in the embryo. These are ways that society has innovated the reproductive process. Innovations in technology have led to advances in society

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    Embryo transfer in cattle has gained considerable popularity with seed stock beef producers. While most modern applicable embryo transfer technology was developed in the 1970s and 1980s‚ the history of the procedure goes back considerably farther. ‘‘Walter Heape performed the first embryo transfer in Angora rabbits in 1890’’ (J.C. Remsberg‚ ‘Herdsmen and vets benefit from E.T. training’). ‘‘Embryo transfer in livestock began in the 1930s with sheep and goats‚ but it was not until the 1950s that Jim

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    Justifying the War in Afghanistan Before arguing whether or not the war in Afghanistan was a just or unjust war‚ I am going to give some history about what was happening before 911 or talks of war even began. The Taliban was the government in Afghanistan from 1996 until 2001. The Taliban means "Students of Islamic Knowledge Movement". They came into power during the civil war in Afghanistan‚ and were detested from the world community because of their actions. They held about 90% of the country’s

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    Summary-Response Essay Summer 2013 As we discussed in class‚ over the weekend‚ you will be writing the rough draft of a summary-response essay. In the lab‚ we started summarizing “You Gotta Have (150) Friends” by Robin Dunbar from What Matters in America‚ and you are going to finish the summary of that essay at home. As you write your summary‚ be sure to include the title of the essay‚ the author’s name‚ and his main point (thesis) in the first sentence. In the following sentences

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