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    Protoplasm of seed cells that include cytoplasm and nucleus is activated and that insoluble food materials are solubilized that therefore, diffused from the storage region to the embryo axis. It also develops several enzymes which are essential for growth and germination of seed (Pujari, 2014) (Miller & Levine, 2008). Temperature also plays an important role in seed germination where as low temperature may let seeds misunderstand…

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    diploblastic organization with mesoglea like a Cnidaria, or a solid layer of mesoderm like a Platyhelminthes. Protostome development means that an organism develops a mouth first from the blastopore and anus second. In the early stage of development, the embryos undergo spiral cleavage, which mean micromeres between micromeres. The cells that formed are determinate, which means that the blastomere fate is established during the early stages of development. Animals like Platyhelminthes,…

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    Stem Cell Research Claim

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    cells from this type requires its destruction.’’ Embryonic cell research is killing small embryo’s that could eventually become a human beings. The cells might not be able to cure illnesses that they are supposed to treat and they are destroying embryos in attempt to find solutions from the embryonic cells. It’s like destroying a bird egg just to see if you can do…

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    Introduction Genetic screening is a form of medical test that determines alterations in chromosomes, proteins or genes. The findings of genetic testing can reject or confirm suspected genetic condition or aid in identifying individual’s chance of passing or developing a genetic disorder. Currently, over one thousand genetic tests are in use, and more are emerging. Various methods can perform the genetic screening. For example, (1) Biochemical genetic tests which study the activity level or…

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    In Vitro Fertilization and Cas9 By Cody Dyess ENC1102 Professor Rivers 11/20/17 Outline I) Introduction A) Gene therapy B) Thesis statement: Cas9 should be used for gene therapy in in vitro fertilization to stop genetic disorders from developing in children. II) Defining what Cas9 is III) The history of Cas9 IV) Defining in vitro fertilization and its history A) Discovery B) Implementation V) Merging Cas9 with in vitro fertilization VI) Results of Cas9 against disease VII) Cas9’s…

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    Many people believe stem cell research to be inhumane, purely due to the fact that human embryos would need to be sacrificed in order to proceed with research. While many people view the destruction of embryotic cells as murder, others believe that although there is certainly potential for life in the embryos, they are not considered human yet. With so much controversy due to morals surrounding the topic, it is impossible to tell if stem cell research…

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    prenatal alcohol exposure. In addition, as the infant matures, hypotonia, an increase in jitteriness, irritability and growth inhibiting factors are commonly present as well. As the child grows and starts preschool more manifestations should become apparent such as eliciting temper tantrums, or having a hard time making transitions to new environments. Hyperactivity, attention deficit, problems with fine motor abilities, along with all the previous symptoms the infant had. Around the beginning…

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    accesses to the public. Gender section is a treatment which involves preliminary fertility to help the woman grow more eggs. These are then extracted from the womb and fertilized with her partner’s sperm. After that they choose the embryos that they want. After they pick the embryos, which they wanted it goes back to the womb. 2 to 3 weeks later the woman many are fertility’s and could get pregnant 99.9 per cent chance that it is the gender you wanted (Cornwill, 2014). The issue that people…

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    This week in dynamics of human development we met with our groups for the remander of our class and did some group activities, watched the PBS film of Life’s Greatest Miracle, read Issue #2 in the Taking Sides book, and read chapter 3 in our Development of Children and Adolescents textbook. Issue #2 in Taking Sides was Does Maternal Employment Have Negative Effects on Children’s Development. Bascially it is stating that if a parent is in the workplace or at home, which side would end up in…

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    and research, this may become a reality very soon. One such technology capable of restructuring genetic codes in human embryos is the CRISPR-Cas9 method. This works by using an enzyme found in bacteria to snip out segments of DNA and replace the section with a customized code of DNA (Burke). Using this method, there is no limit to the changes one can make to a human embryo, whether it is enhancing intelligence, speed, strength, height, beauty, etc. A “Designer baby” is the term used to…

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