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    introduced accidently. The process of genetic engineering itself might not work correctly. Choosing a specific gene and inserting it, may…

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    CHST 701- Controversy Assignment Is germ gene line therapy a valid option for parents? In this report I am analysing if germ gene line therapy being a valid option for parents. The germ gene line therapy is a process of transferring the DNA into the reproductive cells in the body such as an egg or a sperm cell. DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid which is double helix code which consists of nitrogenous bases such as adenine, thymine, guanine, and cytosine. These nitrogenous bases account for the genome…

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    Screening and Gene Therapy Genetic engineering is the manipulation of your DNA code. You can do many things with genetic engineering. With medicine we can change the DNA in a humans or animals to take out or mutations in your DNA pattern. In agriculture we can change things in food to make it grow better all year long. That will help because you will be able to make more money. Genetic screening is testing a person's DNA to determine their risk of having or passing on a genetic disorder. Gene…

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    Gina Maranto Germline Gene Therapy is when DNA is transferred into the cells that produce reproductive cells, eggs or sperm. This therapy allows for the correction of genetic disease, any manipulation to the germline would be transferred to future generations. Though Germline Gene Therapy has many benefits it's not ethical. Germline Gene Therapy involves the modification of germ cells (gametes) that will pass the change on to the next generation, with Germline Gene Therapy genes could be…

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    Most people would kill to have my genes. My genes could have been considered the eighth wonder of the world. Everyone was amazed by the precision and beauty behind them. I was told that my genes were ridiculously perfect, but that was no coincidence. A significant amount of reasoning and effort was put into the specific placement and order of the four simple letters T, A, G, C that shaped not only my DNA but also my identity. I was selected to have a solid height of six feet, strong facial…

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    CRISPR-Cas9, the scientific community has been debating over how to use this new power in their hands. Germline gene therapy is a form of genetic engineering that involves transferring DNA into reproductive cells to treat disease, so that the inserted gene will be passed onto future generations. There is currently much controversy over this topic and whether…

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    our fate is in our genes, " - James Watson. (Rocholl, 1996) Gene Therapy is the key to unlocking our fate that is deeply hidden within our genes. As viruses get stronger and new diseases are discovered, we need one treatment that can cure all of that. Scientists hope that this treatment will be Gene Therapy. It’s a brilliant idea, however there are many risks, regulations and ethical issues involved. It’s up to you whether you ignore them or not. Many people believe that Gene Therapy will be the…

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    human genes in a cell become abnormal and the cell starts to rapidly grow and divide out of control. Genes are pieces of DNA inside every individual cell that control and tell the cell what to do and when to grow and divide. Each gene is made up of a specific DNA sequence that contains the code to make a certain protein that contain a type of code that makes up certain proteins, in which each has a specific job or function in the human body. Each human cell contains around 25,000 different…

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    . The four forces of evolution are mutations, natural selection, genetic drift, and gene flow. Mutations are changes in genes that make us who we are today. Mutations, although they are changes in our genetic code, are most of the time harmless and essential to evolution. Mutations can be either advantageous, deleterious, or neutral depending on what the environment of the living organism is (class lecture, Wednesday). The next force of evolution is natural selection which is the idea that…

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    be realized if the gene is expressed. A gene is expressed if the DNA is transcribed into RNA and then converted into a protein. These proteins can have many different effects on the cell, such as metabolism or neurotransmission. We are now able to tell which specific genes are expressed at a particular time. Gene expression is uncommon, however, with no transcription and only the potential for a behavior as a result. It is now understood that social factors can influence gene expression.…

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