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    The goal of this experiment was to use chemistry to analyze an unknown compound and through testing its physical and chemical properties determine what unknown compound that was found in a landfill. This would benefit the Environmental Protection Agency because once they know what the substance was they could determine the best way to remove it from the landfill and if there were any potential safety hazards to beware of while handling the substance. This would prevent any accidents that may…

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    "It Sounds Like Science Fiction But ... It's A Cliché". NPR.org. N.p., 2017. Web. 1 May 2017. "Designer Babies Yes, Superbabies No | GEN Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News - Biotech From Bench To Business | GEN". GEN. N.p., 2017. Web. 5 May 2017. Farley, Brian. "Forbes Welcome". Forbes.com. N.p., 2017. Web. 1 May 2017. "Genetic Timeline". https://www.genome.gov/. N.p., 2017. Web. 3 May 2017. Regalado, Antonio…

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    Being pregnant and HIV positive can be very stressful for a pregnant mother. The biggest concern for most moms is transmitting HIV to their unborn child. As nurses, it’s very important to educate patients on what to expect during, and after pregnancy. It’s also important to be aware of HIV positive mom psychosocial needs and behavior during and after her pregnancy. Being properly informed can help mom have a positive birth experience, and allows her to be involved in decision making when it…

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    are always early and late adopters. There's always a leading edge and a trailing edge to technology or to any change. We still have people pushing plows, but that hasn't slowed down the adoption of cell phones, telecommunications, the Internet, biotechnology, and so on. However, the lagging edge does ultimately catch up. We have societies in Asia that jumped from agrarian economies to information economies, without going through industrialization.” (Ray Kurzweil in Singularity is Near). So I…

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    biology, microbiology and biochemistry) together with mathematics and economics to produce, transform, transport, and properly use chemicals, materials and energy (Cohen, 1996).” The field of chemical engineering is very diverse, covering areas from biotechnology to mineral processing. It would take too long to list all the products that are impacted by chemical engineers, but knowing what industries employ them may help to comprehend the scope of their work. Chemical engineers work in…

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    o Personal Experience for Opening Sentence: The first time that I was exposed to genetic engineering was when I attended a summer Biomedical Sciences program at the University of Maryland. We learned about many aspects of genetics in the Biomedical research field and that piqued my interest and led me to the exigent topic of genetic engineering in humans. o Experience in Lab: We further studied genetics and the act of gene splicing and altering genomes in lab when we first hand inserted a…

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    Genetic engineering, also called biotechnology, is a science in which genetic material is altered, transformed, and modified in various ways in order to manipulate certain characteristics of certain organisms or populations of organisms. Emerging in the 1970’s, this new technology is a study of genetics, heredity, and can be applied to plants, animals, and humans. Stated by Stephen P. Stich in Genetic Engineering: Opposing viewpoints: (p.74) “Genetic Engineering poses moral and social dilemmas…

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    being produced. This is a few examples, although there are many more. Over all when GMO’s first started, there seemed to be an overwhelming positive attitude towards them, until the mid to late 90’s. Sylvie Bonny explains in here article “Will biotechnology lead to more sustainable…

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    Human genetic engineering, the manipulation of genes in an organism intended to better an organism, is quickly becoming a controversial topic. As technology advances and more tests are conducted, society becomes a step closer to creating the “perfect” baby. Many possibilities have become a reality, and questions such as, “How would the practice of human genetic engineering influence diversity in society?” have been raised. Many factors and situations must be taken into consideration to answer…

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    Examples Of Posthumanism

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    physical and psychological attributes. People long to know about what the future may bring. Some are even afraid of it. According to Fukuyama (2012), the fundamental principle of transhumanism holds that someday, humanity will be able to make use of biotechnology in order to make themselves stronger, smarter and longer-lived. It is the belief of transhumanist advocates that they have the understanding as to what constitutes a good human being. However, Fukuyama (2012) believes that humans are…

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