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    or engineered ever further to achieve the desired result many generations later. Germline manipulation has sparked an enormous amount of controversy and scientists and people everywhere have great arguments for and against germline manipulation. Pros One of the biggest reasons why scientists are pushing for the advancement of germline manipulation is to end diseases. Human genetic engineering was devoted to helping end the spread of diseases, as well as genetic defects and…

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    Do I.Q test scores determine your ability to achieve a good career for your near future: An Annotated Bibliography Conflicting arguments in today’s time, parents, students and educators go on and on through contradicting arguments, arguable statements and back on behalf of the I.Q tests being effective or noneffective in the long run. I.Q test scores should not determine the outcome on your goals in career paths, we must take it into consideration the different abilities that make this…

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    interested in animals, so his parents bought him a lizard to take care of. The lizard taught him how to be responsible and deal with his anger. When he was of age, his dad signed him up to be a volunteer at the zoo. Ben feels as if the zoo is a place where he feels safe and accepted. Animal therapy works for Ben, but it doesn’t work for everyone. Trial and error is the only way to find the ideal therapy for someone with a disability because everyone’s situation is different. Although animal…

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    knowledge of GMOs that this is an accurate link. Another issue discussed and one that can possibly be associated with the issue previously discussed, is that there is really no way of knowing if the food produced by GMOs are safe because those who are testing them are the GMO companies themselves. With all of this being said, GMO companies are also selling their products in a manipulative and almost monopolizing manor, but also in a way that blindly appeals to the farmers. While they claim more…

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    The main goals of the Human Genome Project (HGP) were to complete an accurate sequence of the 3 billion DNA pairs that made up the human genome. The project was also aimed to develop new tools that obtain and analyze data; it was also aimed to make information available to not just officials but the public as well. This is because any advances in genetics will affect individuals in society. The HGP decided to explore the consequences of genomic research through its Ethical, Legal, and Social…

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    yield, and resistance against climate change and disease in a plant or animal. (World Health Organization, 2015) Genetic modification has been around since the beginning of time, but it occurred naturally. Plants and animals both over millions of years have naturally modified themselves by Charles Darwin’s theory of natural selection or “survival of the fittest” which means, in reference to food, that the plants and animals with bad or harmful traits die off while the strong ones reproduce,…

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    negative outcomes, the first substance that is also not so healthy is alcohol. The biggest cause for marijuana legalization to be debated is simply because there is still a great amount of research that needs to be performed to properly weigh the pros and cons of its usefulness. There is a lot of speculation surrounding marijuana and whether the positives outweigh the negatives, but this may be a matter of waiting and analyzing those states that have already legalized the substance. In the…

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    to vaccinate their children. Here we face two different opinions the people who think that vaccination is good for the health of our children and the ones that are against vaccination. As everything in life we have pros and cons, but also we have stronger beliefs than just pros and cons which are cultural and religious.…

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    Galen's Theory Of Blood

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    although it was improving, Galen would try to avoid conducting surgery unless it was as a last Galens theory evolved alongside the knowledge gained through his experimentation. Galen’s early findings and beliefs revolved around the dissections of animals and the observations of their anatomy and bodily functions. Through dissection, Galen was able to begin to describe his theory on the circulation of blood and the structure and function of the heart. His early observations through dissection…

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    Stem Cells: Good or Bad? What undefined force brings light into a creature’s eyes in the blink of a second, but sheds years away until the final breath falls to the lips? What is life? What is the force that drives creatures, beasts, and individuals to press forward for the continuation of an unexplained existence? If the mystery of life is unexplained, then how can one press the issue of death? Death in itself is commonly explained as the window to another life. Can one be pulled from the…

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