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What is bioethics
-application of ethics to the field of medicine
-blends law, philosophy, and medicine
Main Questions of bioethics
-What is right or good thing to do?
-What are our obligations to one another?
Gamete
haploid sex cell
Fertilization
fushion of egg and sperm
Zygote
Fertillized egg
Diploid
2 sets of chromosomes
Haploid
1 set of chromosomes
Embryogenesis
cell division and differentiation from the moment of conception through the 8th week
Meiosis
process of producing sex cells
Mitosis
process of producing identical daughter cells for growth and tissue repair
Medical Abortions
1st trimester
Surgical Abortions
2nd and 3rd trimester. invasive techniques used
Utilitarianism
the ends justify the means. and actions are judged on the results not on motives or intentions
Kantian Ethics
the motive is the most important factor in determining what is ethical.
Nurture VS nature
Genes
environment
Genetic Disease
Sickle Cell
PKU
Cystic Fibrosis
Achrondoplasia
Progeria
Albinism
Gene Therapy/ Gene Engineering
Positive vs Negative Therapy
Eugenics
the use of genetics to improve the human race
In vivo
within a living organism
In vitro
within an artificial medium outside a living organism
Surrogate Mother
pregnant woman who intends to relinquish child after birth
Traditional surrogacy
surrogate is pregnant with her own biological child
gestational surrogacy
surrogate becomes oregnant via embryo transfer
Embryo Cloning
duplicates the process that nature uses to produce twins or triplets
Adult DNA cloning
intended to produce a duplicate of an animal
Theraputic Cloning
Stem cells are used to produce tissue to create a organ