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    The life expectancy of a person on peritoneal dialysis is around the same as hemodialysis. The last treatment option is a kidney transplant. There are two types of donor with kidney transplants‚ deceased and living. The average life expectancy with deceased donor is 5-10 years. Living donor’s kidney life expectancy varies. Some living donor kidneys can last as long as 20 years‚ others 5-15 years. There is not much data available

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    Morally some people think that cloning humans is no worse than creating custom embryos from sperm and egg donors. According to some scientists it’s only a matter of time until a human is cloned. Some advantages or pros in cloning are being able to express character genes that weren’t present before. Another pro is if someone is diagnosed with cancer you could clone him or her and use the clone as a bone marrow donor. Scientists believe clones can be useful in a variety of ways‚ but it is society that

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    Humans now have within their grasp the ability and technology to create life‚ which may begin the demise of our society. Description Cloning is the replication of an exact genetic copy of an organism by use of a somatic tissue (or cell) from the donor organism. There are two methods of cloning and it can be used in humans‚ human organs‚ or even animals. The first method‚ called embryo cloning‚ has been achieved years before in frogs‚ other amphibians‚ mammals‚ and once it was tried with humans

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    themselves by copying their DNA and splitting in half. The two bacteria that result from this form of asexual reproduction are genetically identical; they are clones of each other. In contrast‚ during the process of sexual reproduction‚ the nucleus of a sperm cell‚ which carries the father’s DNA‚ fuses with the nucleus of the egg cell‚ which contains the mother’s DNA. The resulting offspring carry genetic material from both parents and are not identical to either parent. The verb "to clone" refers to

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    Sex-Selective Abortions in China Part A: Ethical Issue & Importance The news article selected for the ethical analysis is based on the ‘One Child Policy of China’; many ethical issues arise from this article and topic in general. The ethical issue that has been chosen for analysis is whether or not sex-selective abortions are ethical for families to have a desired sex of a child in China. Although the ethical issues behind abortion in general is very large‚ this analysis will focus

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    Nearly all commercial embryo transfer done now use nonsurgical recovery rather than surgical techniques‚ as there is less hassle and less danger‚ in terms of bleeding‚ infection‚ etc. 1. Choosing the donor cow The first step in the procedure is to select the donor cow. This is the cow whose genes will be passed down to the next generation(s). Therefore‚ it is important to choose the cows with best genes‚ whether it is for beef‚ so the cow that grows the largest and/or largest‚ or for dairy‚ so

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    were Advancement in Reproductive Technologies‚ Cell and Chromosome Manipulation‚ and Genetics and Genomics. Advancement in Reproductive Technologies was the progression in technology that allowed frozen egg embryos‚ sperm and egg donations‚ surrogate mothers‚ and direct injection of a sperm into an egg. Chromosome Manipulation which is the ability to transfer chromosomes which led to advancements in cloning. Finally‚ Genetics and Genomics with the mapping of the human genome we have a better understanding

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    homosexuals cannot be parents? Within society there has been opposition toward it due to the idea that homosexuality is not natural. But homosexuals are parents‚ many from previous heterosexual relationships‚ others through adoption‚ and very few from sperm donors or invitro fertilization. Research done on these situations has shown no negative effects toward the child. If the child is brought up in a loving environment it does not matter weather one mother‚ two fathers‚ or one mother and one father are

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    Church of England They believe that the medical experts have a right to learn more about the causes of infertility and to give aid of these problems. They accepted In Vitro Fertilization in all its forms‚ including the contribution of the eggs and sperms by third parties. They accept spare embryos until 14 days because a fetus can split and form twins starting that day. Therefore‚ the embryo is not yet a human life until 14

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    pill is on of the most popular methods of birth control. How does it work? The pill basically prevents ovulation‚ therefore‚ the ovaries can ’t release a mature egg. Without an egg for the sperm to fertilize ‚ a woman cannot get pregnant . The hormones also increase cervical mucus‚ making it difficult for sperm to pass into the uterus. How effective is the pill? If used correctly‚ the pill is highly effective. It has a less than one percent failure rate. However‚ because many people misuse it‚ the

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