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    How did our lives start off? We know that we were able to grow from a zygote because of the cell cycle and mitosis, but what happened before that? Well, the very beginning stages of our lives starts with fertilization. In fertilization, reproductive cells, sperm and egg, fuse together. These reproductive cells carry half of their genetic information, so when they fuse, the result will be the complete genetic information of the offspring. We were given instructions and materials in order to…

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    According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1 in 33 babies are born with a birth defect. Prenatal dna tests diagnose numerous genetic and neurological disorders during the first and second trimesters and allow soon-to-be parents to think about their options. Mainly, your physician may suggest prenatal dna testing if: At the time of birth, you will be 35 years of age or older There is a history of genetic disorders in your family You have had a previous child with a birth…

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    Understanding Prenatal Genetic Testing And Its Effects Improvements to prenatal genetic testing occurs everyday, allowing for cheaper and less invasive tests, allowing parents to understand whether their child will have any deadly diseases. I have compiled six resources which I summarize, assess, analyze, and reflect to support and defend my argument about the pros and cons of prenatal genetic testing. Articles to Inform Summarization and Assessment The article, “Genetic Screening Before or…

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    philosophers think human embryos are like stem cells due to the lack of rational nature, they have the full potential and ability to have a rational nature. If human embryos don't have a rational nature neither do stem cells. If one decides to destroy a human embryo, then its potential is interrupted. Compared to stem cells, human embryos have a probability to become an adult which gives it a chance to reason and make choices for itself in the future. With this argument, human embryos have the…

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    Researchers have recently started to look at why males and female newborns suffer brain injuries at different rates during pregnancy. At birth, the brain can sometimes be deprived of oxygen, and as a result, the blood can lack the nutrients needed. The result that follows is a brain injury known as hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. Sometimes it has been shortened to HIE, and the brain injury can lead to cerebral palsy, learning disabilities and even death has been reported. What is interesting…

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    egg it will begin to cause physical and hormonal changes to the human body. Firstly, the first trimester Within the third to the eighth week of growth it is called the embryonic stage during which the embryo with the mortals body develops most major body organs and during this timeframe the embryo is extremely venerable to damaging…

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    child was killed and kept frozen for a group of scientists to perform stem cell research. There are many cases in which embryos are being used for stem cell research. Nowadays, innocent embryos are being frozen and eventually killed on the purpose that their 150 cells will be used to create any type of cell for the future insertion pertaining to living human bodies. Killing embryos is simply dejected and vicious. In fact, United States Representative Christopher Smith, a senior member of the…

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    unethical. These procedures were developed to help parents bear children free of harmful inherited conditions, known as "pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD).” The PGD process begins with a test-tube evaluation of an embryo, removing any embryos containing a harmful disease. The embryos determined to be clear of any detrimental conditions are then implanted into the mother through in-vitro fertilization. The consultation department recognized that PGD "may be seen as a means of selecting…

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    Zebrafish embryos are suitable to use as a model system to perform chemical biology experiments effectively in educational sites. In this experiment, we studied the effect of caffeine on heartbeat rate and other phenotypes of zebrafish embryos using visual microscopy and simple imaging. A small drop for concentrations of caffeine in embryo medium caused an amount-dependent decrease in heartbeat rate in 2-3-day-old zebrafish embryos, finally resulting in complete heartbeat stop. We observed the…

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    it would 've divided into more than 100 cells. From this point the egg will be considered an embryo. The embryo at this point will implant into the womb lining. Weeks 4-5 Between weeks 4-5 the embryo will be roughly 5mm in length and its heart will begin to beat. Limbs will also begin to develop at this stage, just appearing as bumps growing from it. For these first few weeks after conception, the embryo will be gaining nourishment from a tiny yolk sac which it is attached to. This stage, is…

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