Genetic predisposition

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    Also, suggesting that obesity is a lifestyle disease that can be preventable. On the other hand, for many years scientific has linked obesity with genetics. Does obesity have a gene of its own? Or Does obesity is developed by each person healthy…

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    Gattaca And Behaviorism

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    Evolution of Self In the movie, Gattaca, the predominate society believes in behaviorism. Which is the theory that there is no self only the body, or more importantly they view the self as a display of each individuals’ genetic makeup. But this idea is not true, the movie actually implies the self does not arise from our genes, the self is a choice. Sartre’s transcendence is that we, as individuals, choose what to make from the facts of our lives. Even Vincent is taken in by the idea of…

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    Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder. It creates a non-healthy obsession in people about what they eat. They may obsess negatively about their weight and might starve or stop eating altogether. Studies conducted in Australia and New Zealand has seen an increased surge in the number of anorexia nervosa patients identified in the youth community. It was seen that almost half of adolescent girls are seen to have practices extreme dieting. They have done induced vomiting and also smoke so as to…

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    about how our genes play a vital role in our predisposition for certain diseases such as Alzheimer or cancer. Fragments of the six billion letters in our DNA are what makes up a gene found on our chromosome. In humans, these 20,000 plus genes transcribes to form a mature mRNA which then gets translated in the ribosome to produce a particular protein like collagen for our skin or hemoglobin in our red blood cells. Although knowing our personal genetic code has its fair share of disadvantages and…

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    This may be an important factor to consider in the future, as the pace of genetic technological innovation is unpredictable. Maybe a direct correlation will be found? Therefore, here is a case that does not require any interpretation of genetically criminal behavior, but instead uses concrete DNA paternity testing. Would genetic evidence be able to eclipse the value of valid eyewitness testimony? In 2006, Kathy Phillips was accused of giving birth and…

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    something different about them. It is not that the love is missing, but it is precisely because you love them that you imagine they would be happier if they were different in some way. It is also possible that some form of genetic disease runs in your family, or a predisposition to cancer, Alzheimer’s, or to some other potentially terrible health problem. Until recently, you would have been able to do very little, if anything, about these situations, thoughts, and feelings. However, that might…

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    to influence sport performance. Even though, Biotechnology should be banned because of unfair advantages from others. Biotechnology plays a grand role in an athlete’s performance because the prevention of risks that are related to sports, using genetic information to maximize athletic potential and genetically modifying athletes. Biotechnology is any use of biological organisms or processes in industrial, medical, agricultural and environmental engineering (Biotechnology). Sports related…

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    Stress Among Women

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    Institute of Stress states that women are twice as likely to experience major depression compared to men and three times as likely to suffer from anxiety or stress related disorders; most likely due to hormone level differences and a variation of genetic make-up. That being said, women already have a greater chance, statistically and under the previous idea of the human genome, to endure the effects of stress related disorders. However, recent research on a process known as epigenetics states…

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    or acquired. Nature is the thing that we consider as pre-wiring, its sole basis stems from that of genetic inheritance coupled with biological factors. Influence of external factors align with that of a nurture debate, with which the product of exposure and experience fit well. It has for some time been realized that specific physical attributes are organically dictated by hereditary predisposition. Colour of eyes, straight or wavy hair, pigmentation of the skin and certain characteristics are…

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    is not to undermine the idea of the principle, but rather to claim that it cannot be seen as an absolute obligation that we ought to follow. Because of this, legislation forcing procreative beneficence would be incompatible with our society if the genetic technologies were…

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