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    farmers be able to meet this demand if they continue to produce the same amount of food as today? Genetically Modified Organisms and biotechnology can help meet this demand. Biotechnology is the study of cellular and biomolecular processes to develop technologies, products that help improve our lives, and the health of our planet. An example of an application of biotechnology is the use and production of GMOs. A GMO, or genetically modified organism, is a plant developed through a process in…

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    At one point in the universe’s long and ongoing history, evolution began with the smallest of sea creatures. Since then, there have been many waves of evolution, and with genetic engineering, humankind will be able to remain adjustable to lifestyle and environmental changes. It may potentially be the peak of the “fittest” that Darwin proposed in 1869. Genetic engineering is not a science fiction fantasy anymore either- is it legitimate and it is growing. Will you grow and adapt with genetic…

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    Embryonic Stem Cell research (ESCR) evokes immediate controversy because of its intimate connection with human biomaterials. Ethical concerns for this type of research involve human dignity, personal privacy, and autonomy (Knapp). The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy argues that there is a dilemma between the duties to alleviate human suffering and the preservation of potential life. While it is true that research on embryos involved in research become destroyed, the potential therapeutic use…

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    TECHNOLOGY VS. HUMAN INTERATIONS Technology is one of many great inventions of man. In today’s society, technology has become a significant part of human daily life. Social media, the internet, email, and genetic engineering are all under the big umbrella of advanced technology. In general, the purpose of social media is to connect people from around the world, and genetic information is to help people with incurable diseases. However, with the power of social media, people has become less…

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    responsibility, and strong executive leadership (Ferrell, Hartline, 2014). Monsanto has had its share of unsavory issues. In the 1970’s, when Monsanto came under attack for the development of Agent Orange, the company refocused their attention on biotechnology, and was the first change in corporate branding. The Agent Orange scandal cost…

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    methods” (Non GMO Project)? Or is genetic engineering simply a process that “takes a beneficial trait that helps a living thing thrive in nature…and adapts that trait to a new plant so it can better survive in its environment” (Monsanto)? Can new biotechnologies and GMOs solve global nutrition challenges? A more accurate term may be transgenic’—any organism whose genetic makeup has been altered by adding genetic material from another, unrelated organism. This, too, has its own exceptions with…

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    - Biotechnology can introduce plants that survive harsh and extreme weather conditions, increasing nutrition and nourishment. - Increases food security and livelihoods, as jobs are created in crop production and marketing. - Golden rice (genetically engineered…

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    actual dangers of Genetic engineering. Biotechnology and Genetic engineering can be very destructive to society; this is proved in the accomplished novel, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. This field of science is very strongly (synonym for shamed upon) by the people. Ethics and safety become controversial when it comes to the use of biotechnology. Numerous…

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    A biomedical engineer’s job is to seek solutions for illnesses and to advance the medical field. To help find these solutions biomedical engineers are inventing a way to create artificial organs to make more accurate drugs without side effects. As a result, much controversy has resulted from biomedical research and how biomedical engineers obtain their specimen. The results of this research have yet to be determined, but many researchers believe the benefits will be worth the risks and will put…

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    Genetically modified (GM) foods have the potential to improve human health in the developing world. The genetic modification of food is a bioethics issue, due to the concerns raised when a foods physiognomies are altered to benefit the human race. Despite this, a food’s characteristics can be GM to become a vehicle for vaccines and a higher vitamin content, slowing the spread of diseases and thus improving human health. Furthermore, plants that are GM to be pest-resistant will cause a decrease…

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