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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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    Stem Cell Modification

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    If the embryo is a human person, killing it to benefit others is a clear-cut evil. It treats a distinct human being, with his or her own inherent moral worth, as nothing more than a disposable instrument to be used for someone else’s benefit.” (“Ten Problems with Embryonic Stem Cell Research.”). This quote explains everything that is wrong with stem cell research. Killing not born babies yet to make another baby immune to one virus. So for every embryo they kill they make a few embryos immune to…

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    Prenatal development makes up the period of time from conception to birth, and it is split into three separate stages that the unborn baby develops through. Prenatal development starts when a sperm fertilizes an egg. The prenatal stage of development lasts about 38 weeks. The three stages that make up prenatal development are the germinal stage, the embryonic stage, and the fetal stage. The germinal stage makes up the first two weeks of prenatal development, from conception to implantation,…

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    Embryonic Arguments

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    Can a cure be found by using three to five day old embryos? Stem cell research has been going through a debate for the past decade whether it’s ethically or unethically to be using Embryonic Stem cells. Some groups seem to think embryonic should be used to lives and other seem believe they should be laid to rest. Scientists are working round the clock to progress the lives of people, experimenting with different types drugs in order to do so. However, they are also using organic materials as…

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    The fetus, just like a human, has all the functioning organs it needs to have to be considered a human and needs to have the right of life. "Blood, tissue, and tiny organs were pulled out of their environment into a filter" (Terzo 1). Based on the information acquired, abortion should be illegal because abortion is murder, Norma (Roe) lied in court to take part in the legalization of abortion, the fetus is a human and has the right to be born, there are health complications towards the mother…

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    Steinbocks Moral Theory

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    Chris Ahmad Phil 116 Paper #1 Human embryos are organisms in early stages of life, typically the first to eighth week of development, and are created by the fertilization of an egg with a sperm. In terms of the argument at hand, early embryos are of interest (14 days after fertilization). They can be obtained in numerous ways and are useful in many types of research, especially medical treatment, due to the fact that they are a source of pluripotent stem cells that are able to divide into many…

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    Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) is a method used prior to implantation to help identify genetic defects within embryos created through in vitro fertilization. This procedure is used to help prevent particular diseases or disorders from being passed on to the infant (American Pregnancy Association). Science cannot only help couples that are unable to have babies, but it can help them have babies they want. However, where should the line be drawn for modern reproductive medicine? (Kalb…

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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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    Embryonic development is the changes an embryo undergoes as it grows toward a developed organism. In early embryonic development, the first stage begins with fertilization, when the female egg fuses with the male sperm to create a zygote (Biology.OpenStax.1753). After a zygote is formed, cleavage (unusually large cell) converts the zygote to a multicellular organism (embryo) by rapidly dividing a single cell (each the same size) to form a hollow ball of cells, called a blastula. The next stage…

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    Biomphalaria Glabrata

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    First, they are fertilized. Each egg contains a single embryo, which then begins to grow. Each embryo measures approximately 100 µm in diameter when it first begins to grow (Magalhães et al. 2003). The embryo reaches the blastula stage between 10 to 23 hours after the eggs are laid (Mitasato et al. 2012). From here, the snails grow rapidly, and by the third day have…

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