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    cancers which have established themselves in the human population, human gene therapy would be the greatest innovation that the world could provide now and in the future. Human gene therapy is a process within which trained genetic scientists replace and manipulate a person’s genes for the desired outcome. A variation of this process is already being used during in vitro fertilization, in which medics scan the embryo’s genes for devastating diseases or mutations such as Down syndrome…

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    help of nanomedicine. Instead of the separating 2 treatments, there is a theory in research that argues for the benefits combining them into a single nano-carrier which would support one another for effective treatment. What are these two methods? Gene delivery and photothermal therapy. This does partake in the field of biomedicine, the application of biological and natural science principles into clinical practice (pg 99).…

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    The Human Gene Therapy was introduced several decades ago; it is a procedure that is being created to cure individual patient suffering from any kind of genetic diseases, also consider as a logical and straightforward solution towards the genetic disorder in a human (Kolehmainen par. 1). For example, Gene Therapy shows how genetic component of cells gain therapeutic benefits by repairing the damaged or defective genetic material or DNA, in a living cell. Gene Therapy in human first takes place…

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    Name: Beatriz Brun Drawer/Group #: 37 PS ID #: 1396854 Three digit mutant code: 848 BIOL 3311 Spring 2015 Lab Section: 14704 Date: 02/23/2015 TA Instructor Name: Eric Pham Writing Assignment 3: Review of a D. melanogaster gene Characteristics of the Drop gene Introduction The fly Drosophila melanogaster has been widely utilized in the field of genetics, since the first paper was published in 1910, for being a good organism to conduct research. In addition to being small and easy to…

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    Gene therapy is where normal genes/ genetic material are inserted into the cell where missing or malfunctioning genes are, potentially correcting any disorders caused by the faulty gene. Leading research of gene therapy to treat Cystic Fibrosis has made ground breaking discoveries in ways in which faulty or missing CFTR genes (responsible for moving salt and water out of cells) can be replaced via Vectors, to ensure the protein can regain its normal function. This annotated bibliography provides…

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    of value to the scientific community it has met some opposition in terms of ethics. Some scientists speculate that the gene therapy itself could cause damage to the genome of the patient. This of course has not been proven at the current time as gene therapy has not been used for a long enough time to see the long term effects. Another thing that some people believe is that gene therapy is not a reliable source of treatment right now as it has not been used for a long time. They therefore…

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    Can we make a cure for genetic disorders with gene therapy? Gene therapy is about controlling an individual's genetic material and scientists have been trying to make the body's normal ability to battle sickness more affectively. The beneficiary's genome can change but will not pass the disorder to the next generation. In this therapy, the parent's egg or sperm cell are changed with the objective of passing the new changes to their offspring. The improvement of a genetic defect, which…

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    Somatic gene therapy has the potential has to be extremely advantageous to individuals but it also has the potential to do more harm than good to an individual. The concept of gene therapy is impeccable and has the capacity to achieve extraordinary results. In the process of somatic gene therapy, individuals with severe diseases are treated by an injection of a vector with the corrected gene for the disease in which they are attempting to fix. Typically, that vector is a deactivated virus; this…

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    searching for “addiction genes,” they are actually looking for differences in one’s genetic makeup to find genes that make the individual more susceptible to addiction. Genes are said to be a cause of addiction, but that one is not born an addict. As an individual lives, gains experience, and is exposed to the environment, a person may become an addict. Scientists have narrowed down genes that are prone to addiction by testing individuals in a large family, and finding genes similar between…

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    The Basics of Gene Expression and Control Genetics is a very diverse field of science, because it encompasses so many aspects of not only what happens inside organisms, but also how offspring relate to parents and ancestors and many other processes. Although every bit of genetics is important, many things in an organism would not be possible without the expression of genes. Through expressions of genes, organisms provide for themselves and "fulfill" what is the basis of their genetic…

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