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    human genetic modification, gene therapy has the potential to cure the genetic diseases that plague humanity. In this paper,…

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    How Gene Therapy Works

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    How does gene therapy work? A mutation leads to missing or malformed proteins can either be harmless or can lead to serious diseases. In case mutation is harmful and leads to serious diseases, doctors use gene therapy as a treatment. Lab technicians isolate normal DNA and package it into a vector, which acts as a molecular delivery truck. These vectors are composed of viral DNA sequences. They either injected or given intravenously (by IV) into a specific tissue in the patient’s body.…

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    Gene therapy is a topic that has been researched more recently than most therapies for disorders. Genetic disorders like adenosine deaminase deficiency (ADA), or severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), have been looked into for gene therapy, because of their single-gene mutation. These problems may be easily treated with gene therapy in the next few years of research. Children may be able to make it much farther than their original life expectancy, and may even eventually be able to live as a…

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    Cra Gene Lab Report

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    The purpose of this lab report is to discuss experiments performed in order to study the ctrA gene. It was hypothesized that ctrA will be present in the four bacterial species studied, which are Rhodobacter sphaeroides 2.4.1, Rhodobacter sphaeroides 17029, Escherichia coli DH5훂, and Rhodopseudomonas palustris BisB5. It was also hypothesized that ctrA is more conserved in closely related species and less conserved in not closely related species. The last hypothesis for this study is that the…

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    their thought process concerning knowledge and intellect? Would you be a parent to take advantage of human gene editing to benefit your child? The purposely changing genes that are passed on to a child and future generations create genetically modified individuals. This gives the opportunity to parents to create a perfect child without any genetic flaws or defects. In addition, human gene editing reveals a balance of advantages and disadvantages for those parents as well as society, but may…

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    Cons Of Gene Therapy

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    Gene therapy is a very risky process. The risks can sometimes out way the pros. Some people are really sick and need to have these things done to increase their quality of life. Why wouldn’t you want to increase your quality of life? At the same time, some people are using gene therapy to make physical changes to themselves. For example, making themselves stronger or smarter. Do you really think you’re going to spontaneously know more by getting a gene that makes you smarter. According to…

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    genetic diseases like cystic fibrosis or Huntington's Disease. These are caused by mutations in a single gene, so if you could fix that gene, the baby would be born healthy. Chinese researchers stated they had used CRISPR to modify human embryos in order to cure a fatal blood disorder known as beta thalassemia. The embryos could not survive to birth, but it could be a glance of what's to come. Gene editing already has to undergo rigorous safety testing before it can be used in humans. The…

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    Even though gene therapy has existed for a while, its acceptance has been slower than most people had anticipated. This is regardless of the fact that this therapy is helpful in curing terminal diseases like cancer. These six sources provide me with different perspectives that will allow me to support the thesis of my paper and has given me an insight on the issue of gene therapy. It is clear that gene therapy has not received the attention it deserves mostly because of ethical and economic…

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    We are pretty sure genes is what makes us but some agree they are responsible in who we will become. In this research of “The Gene Responsibility” we have a lot of experts who all gave their input. Most of these experts are psychiatrist, psychologist, behavioral geneticist, and pediatric psychiatrist. Not all doctors agree to each other research as proven by Robert Plomin, P.H and David Reiss, M.D. It took Reiss more than 12 years to accept what Plomin has already discovered. Robert Plomin work…

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    Genes Affecting Our Lives

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    Everyone has their own lifestyle and life choices or things that you are better at and things you not so good at but why. Genes, everyone has them but how do they affect us. Genes help influence our life choices because it has certain codes or DNA which makes you more attracted to do or be something. Genes are what makes us, us. It determines our eye color, hair color, skin pigment and other things. Not only does it determine our physical traits it also affects our way of thinking because what…

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