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    Playbook Creative Writing

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    I woke up and winched, last nights beatings were pretty bad.I limped towards the shower and showered myself. Looked at my body ,full with bruises and cuts that may never heal. I combed my long fine black hair into a ponytail, and dressed myself into sweatpants and a shirt. I applied some mascara to make my blue eyes pop out. I walked out of my "room" and went towards the kitchen to start breakfast. I grabbed the flour, eggs, milk, butter and other ingredients to make biscuits and pancakes. I…

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    Journal Entry: I woke up late for class this morning, so I didn’t get to eat a good breakfast. I went to the store on the way to campus and got some orange juice and a granola bar to tide to over until after my classes. I wouldn’t necessarily count this as one of my two days that I get to go out and eat because it was a snack and it was partially healthy. When I got out of class, I made a couple of sandwiches while I did the last day in my journal so I could submit it before I went to work. On…

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    Without mirrors... Would we still have imagined a way to walk upside down? I’d say, “Absolutely!” For our imaginations, mingle together like a kaleidoscope bursting with novel flavors. “Rem!” Mr. Ipswich shouted so loud, that the cracked plaster on the cafeteria walls began crumbling down into Rems chicken pot pie. Well, not actually. Rem only imagined it, but he did feel the walls rumble as Ipswich stomped his black, leather shoes through the cafeteria doors, past Rems two best friends…

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    Although this research has much potential, the adverse effects outweigh the positive gains. It may be beneficial because it can enhance and cure, but it is also unethical and ultimately causing problems within society. Mothers and fathers would be deciding a child’s genes, including interests, appearance, and talents. Which school a child goes to and which hobbies they take part in can be choices that a parent makes, which in turn hopefully makes the child’s life better. The parents making…

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    GATTACA, a movie directed by Andrew Niccol and the main characters are Vincent Freeman and Jerome Morrow, is the world that is run by DNA tests. If someone doesn’t have the correct sequence of DNA format, then they are restricted to what they can do in the workforce. Vincent falsifies his DNA and changes his identity with Jerome, who has perfect DNA to get into an astronomic organization that sends astronauts into outer space. Taking a sperm cell from a male and an egg cell from a female, and…

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    NGS in PGD, both single gene disorder and chromosomal testing can be performed on the same sequencing stage without the requirement for the pre-test workup of single gene. Micro deletion syndromes or common pathologic copy number variations can be in the near future distinguished by utilizing NGS. In addition, more sequence information can be created rapidly from embryos with the new developments in sequencing technology and bioinformatics. The role of such testing and the part that PGD ought to…

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    Pros And Cons Of Gattaca

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    GATTACA is a movie about a dystopian future in the United States, many years from now, where people are judged based on their Genetics. Parents are able to visit Genetic Clinics where the sperm and egg are fertilized, and pick what traits they want their children to have, including resistance to disease, and genetic abnormalities. If I were President of the United States of America and was given a bill to allow Genetic Engineering, my decision would be to veto it immediately. I would veto…

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    With the widespread use of germline gene therapy particular genetic conditions could be eliminated from the population altogether. Conditions like Huntington's disease could become disease of the past, in the same way that global vaccination programmes have eradicated diseases like polio . Against Germline gene therapy would never be effective enough to rule out the need for post-fertilisation screening of embryos. Germline gene therapy involves more steps and introduces additional risks to the…

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    of genes, has drastically increased in the last few decades. One example of this is editing embryos during development. In recent years, scientists have developed a piece of technology called CRISPR-Cas9. Specifically, it is used in editing human genomes for disorders and diseases, but in the near future, it could be utilized to change characteristics in babies like personality, eye color, and even intelligence. An article called “Engineering the Perfect Baby”, which was written by Antonio…

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    Pt1420 Exercise 1

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    1. What is the genome? The genome is an organism’s complete set of DNA and vary widely in size. 2. How many chromosomes are found in human cells? There are 46 chromosomes arranged into 23 pairs found in human cells. 3. What is a gene? Genes are the basic physical and functional units of heredity. Genes are specific sequences of bases that encode instructions on how to make proteins. 4. How much of the human genome is composed of genes? What is the rest made up of? Genes comprise only…

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