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    Genetic modification in both animals and plants for the purpose of faster and voluptuous growth rate is rapidly increasing. The three articles that were located, all revolve around the aspect of genetic modification in the food we consume. Genetically modified food are food derived from organisms that have undergone changes in their DNA through the processes of genetic engineering. It takes many steps to modify the genetics of an organism and they include isolating a particular gene and…

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    Augustine Ugwu Professor Ileana Loubser ENGL 1301 November 18, 2014 Genetic Engineering Of Human Genetic engineering technology has been a very powerful and also a very hazardous tool. To modify the series of nucleotides of the most genetic material that rules for the organization of a complex living mortal, can cause and tremendously illness effects, however, the prospective benefits are really good. Arguably, the use of advanced technology has changed many numerous aspects of human everyday…

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    When it comes to genetic engineering this saying comes to mind most disagreements are cause by different perceptions that create different realities. There is so many ways to viewpoints to technology that leave the question is there even a right and a wrong to the scientific advancement of new genetics. Truth is no matter what your stance is on genetics you cannot believe the best thing to do is have the scientists should stop the development or to believe what they 're doing is completely okay.…

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    Prenatal genetic testing has not been around for a long time. Prenatal diagnosis was first used in the 1930s in the form of amniocentesis. Amniocentesis is a test that entails a large needle being inserted into the abdomen of a pregnant woman and withdrawing a small amount of amniotic fluid. This sample is examined for genetic markers that would point towards a certain genetic disorder or disease, in the 1930s it would have been able to detect erythroblastosis fetalis, which is a blood…

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    of pesticides needed to control these insects. This allows for less contact with deadly pesticides. Gene therapy can also be done by modifying viruses to implant genes to help alleviate certain diseases. This is mostly done for diseases caused by genetic disorders. Some of these include, Parkinson’s, cystic fibrosis, and even cancer. (Goldbas,…

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    In the publication, “Genetic Rescue in Isle Royale wolves: genetic analysis and the collapse of the population”, Vucetich and others explore the decline of the benefit of genetic rescue over the years in the Island Royale wolves population. The publication hypothesizes that the genetic rescue event in the Island Royale wolves was not successful due to its long term effects of increased inbreeding of individuals and decline in population size. Genetic rescue events are important since they help…

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    Genetic Model organism Research Paper “In United States alone, GMO make up about 70-80% of the food we consume”(One Green Planet). In the article “ One Green planet” and nonfiction website talking about facts of genetic modified organisms. It talks about how much the United States eats GMO and how popular there are. It describes how most of processed foods have GMOs in them. Some scientist say that GMOS are bad for the crops because of the toxic release on the crops (Glass). Also some may say…

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    It could either set up the human race up for success in the future or failure when you consider the pros and cons of genetic alterations in a human beings DNA. Humans could live longer resulting in a population explosion, and the Earth would soon be even more overpopulated as it is already is. However with all of the genetically advanced humans, there would be a greater…

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    Genetic 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…

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    One controversial topic that provokes debate is genetic modification. In the essay “Proposed Treatment to Fix Genetic Diseases Raises Ethical issues” the author Rob Stein explains the process of genetic engineering and suggests a solution. The government is debating if the should let scientists “make changes in some of the genetic material” in the egg so the baby will not have certain genes. The main goal is to “help women deliver healthy, normal children.” There are some risks with this process…

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