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    Human genetic engineering, the manipulation of genes in an organism intended to better an organism, is quickly becoming a controversial topic. As technology advances and more tests are conducted, society becomes a step closer to creating the “perfect” baby. Many possibilities have become a reality, and questions such as, “How would the practice of human genetic engineering influence diversity in society?” have been raised. Many factors and situations must be taken into consideration to answer…

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    to the material used to make our clothes. GMO stands for genetically modified organisms. GMOs are organisms that are created through science, specifically through genetic engineering (GE) in order for the organisms to be enhanced or solve problems the organism faces (“Seeds of Deception”). Genetic engineering (GE) also known as genetic modifications is the control or replacement of…

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    Aim: To understand cell control mechanism of a model genetic terminator system and to develop potential termination strategies through computational modelling . Motivation: The aim of IGEM- IISER Pune team is to develop a rapid, cost effective, sensitive and portable device for detection of tuberculosis. We adopt a three component tuberculosis diagnosing device consisting of 1 Hijacking Module which would take over cell cycle control inducing rapid replication 2 Detection…

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    Genetic engineering is the deliberated modification of the characteristics of an organism by manipulation its genetic material. There are many potential benefits of genetic engineering. Some include tackling and defeating disease, eliminating illness in young and unborn children, potentially longer life expectancy, and the ability to produce new foods. While these are benefits and could change the world for the better; the cons of genetic engineering outweigh the pros. To begin, genetic…

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    Niklas Aggelidis Dr. Blackwood English 11 6 March 2015 Genetic Engineering – How far will we go? We are living in a world which is changing with an exponential pace; every day humans are creating new inventions, gathering new knowledge about scientific phenomena and starting new empirical projects. Genetic engineered organisms are yet part of our life on a daily basis, even though we do not recognize it as that. Already today there are heated debates about how far we should go with genetically…

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    Genetically modified (GM) foods have the potential to improve human health in the developing world. The genetic modification of food is a bioethics issue, due to the concerns raised when a foods physiognomies are altered to benefit the human race. Despite this, a food’s characteristics can be GM to become a vehicle for vaccines and a higher vitamin content, slowing the spread of diseases and thus improving human health. Furthermore, plants that are GM to be pest-resistant will cause a decrease…

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    Gene Therapy What is gene therapy? Gene therapy is an experimental technique that uses genes to treat or prevent diseases or disorders. Using gene therapy you can replace the non-functioning genes with good functioning genes. Although gene therapy is safe there are however side effects afterword which makes it risky. Before we go into depth about gene therapy here is some basic knowledge. So to put it in a simple way all we are doing is replacing a bad gene with a good gene. A bad gene is in…

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    computer, few have even encountered the remarkable undertaking of selecting a sperm donor, but what about ordering, through a catalog, the specific genes, abilities, and cosmetic characteristics for a child-to-be? Although the technology for human genetic engineering and cloning has yet to be fully developed, the idea of “designer children” (Sandel 2007, 7) can no longer be thought of as a science fiction, rather society must recognize it wholly as a science and more importantly as a reality…

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    Toulmin Method Analysis “Genetic modification of food would have serious and negative implications for the environment, the economy, and human health” is what I believe the author was trying to persuade when writing this essay. He/ she seemed to follow the Toulmin method effectively by providing Grounds,Warrant and Backing to their Claim. At the same time stating what the opposition to their claim was. I found the essay to be structured well for I followed the information easily. I liked the…

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    was a special child. She was the first child in the world to be successfully screened for the incurable disease Tay-Sachs using the genetic testing method of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis. (The New York Times) There are several thousands of individuals in the United States also considering having children, and sadly many of these couples decide not to undergo genetic testing prior to having children due the controversy…

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