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    Gene Therapy Makes an Impact on Deafness Today’s scientific technology has increased; we now have different techniques and methods for saving lives, one being gene therapy. According to Scientific America, gene therapy is when you add a “new gene to a patient’s cell to replace missing” or broken genes. An interesting topic I encountered about gene therapy was, how gene therapy helps deafness. Deafness can be caused by many different reasons. According to Harvard Medical School, they stated that…

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    In the YouTube video titled Will Gene Therapy Cure Cancer, the man proposes 3-4 questions to the audience stating, “should parents be able to determine what their child's eye color should be? Or height? Or sexual orientation? And if we're able to use gene therapy to cure or combat diseases and … crazy genetic mutation would you give yourself?” (2013, Strickland, 3:30). To answer these, I don’t believe that parents should be allowed to pick and choose how their children turn out. Meaning that…

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    Title: Gene therapy is just a heart beat away. Sometimes you do not know what you have, until its gone. For example, you never appreciate how good a boss you had, until you are working for an inferior one. You never notice how much those in your family do, until they are no longer there. We never appreciate good health until we are sick, and we never notice the millions of times our heart beats in perfect rhythm, until it does not. Have you ever had a chest pain, and your first question was, Am…

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    in gene therapy and the study design been communicated to Jesse and his family; the reality would be that he never would have participated in the trial and would still be alive today. Unfortunately, the lack of attention to these details has caused huge public and regulatory…

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    factors may derive from family history. Preceded from a diagnosis, a dietary guideline is provided to the patient, in order to regulate the consumption of foods high in fat, along with physical therapy and psychological…

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    The whole concept of gene modification is frightening, since genes are what make us and if that goes wrong everything could go wrong. Just like in live-action movies, if there is an advanced concept and that ends up in the wrong hands, the end result could be corrupt or disastrous. For example, in the movie “The Amazing Spiderman” a scientist turns himself into a human lizard, where he takes a reptile’s DNA and creates a drug to regrow his missing arm. Human gene therapy, seen from an…

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    Scientists are experimenting a lot of new methods that improves human health and upgrading technological advances. The findings from their experiments and research are revolutionizing the way how people are born and live . It is getting to the point where couples can modify an embryo to not have some sort of cancer and birth defects for an expensive cost. However, it doesn’t stop there because later on these couples will be able to modify and customize the embryo completely and make the…

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    Gene therapy consists of repairing abnormal genes which leads to disease. In the treatment of genetic maladies, drug genes are introduced into the diseased cells. These genes are the healthy genes that must replace the defective genes that are responsible for diseases. They are introduced into the disease cells using the vectors. Vectors are the safest means of transport from the healthy gene to the disease cells; This vector must contain the gene and be capable of conveying it and bringing it…

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    twenty-first century. The medical technology, gene therapy, has been introduced within the past few decades and shows potential to be an effective method to cure some previously incurable genetic diseases. The necessity of gene…

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    today I am going to discuss the use of Gene Therapy on Muscular Dystrophy, and how Human manipulation of genes may be a dangerous endeavour because of the uncertainty of safe practices and the myriad of ethical issues that present both for present-day and future society. Gene Therapy is a controversial treatment for diseases as technology is not completely advanced to fully trust the results to come out successful on every disease and for every person. Although gene manipulation causes some…

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