genetic engineering
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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko
@Barongo (29)
• Nairobi, Kenya
23 Feb 23
Designer babies is the concept of genetically modifying the DNA of embryos during the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process to create a baby with specific desired traits. These traits could include physical characteristics such as...
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J.N.R Dutton
@jnrdutton (3447)
• United States
9 Nov 19
An Australian company has, according to what I read, created a virus capable of eliminating cancers. While I have moral concerns about genetic engineering in general, I simultaneously do recognize the huge breakthrough the cancer...
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RBBantiles
@RBBantiles (347)
• Philippines
30 Jul 11
Genetic engineering has so advanced that it will soon be possible to genetically engineer "humanized" animals to serve as a sort of living "human spare parts store." "Once we can safely transplant animal organs, should we?" is a...
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maximumgravity1
@maximumgravity1 (245)
• United States
19 Nov 10
A new pandemic is spreading across Brazil and parts of South America as Genetically Modified Soybeans are creating a new disease called "Mad Soy Disease". Similar in nature to Mad Cow Disease, this causes mutations in both the...
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Crazy_Poster
@Crazy_Poster (751)
• India
16 Jun 10
genetic engineering is one of the great scientific advances that will lead humanity into new age. There are both positive side and negative side of genetic engineering.It can cure many human genetics disorder and illness. There...
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CraftyCorner
@CraftyCorner (5600)
• United States
23 Nov 08
Your next pork chop may have the smallest hint of mouse in it in as early as 2009. Pigs bred with mouse DNA appear to be coming to your grocery store with out labels.
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Admittedly, according to the makers, these pigs don't look...
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Debs_place
@Debs_place (10520)
• United States
29 Jun 08
We seem to hear so many negative things about genetic research and I found this one and don't thing anyone can find a problem with it.
It seems that british doctors have genetically engineered some embryos to reduce this...
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theprogamer
@theprogamer (10532)
• United States
23 Oct 07
Greetings friends and mylotters. Especially those of you who've been starting threads about how there are no quality discussions. Well here goes one, take it or leave it. This one should be a 120%er. Maybe even beyond...
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doingit4fun
@doingit4fun (917)
• United States
27 Jul 07
It is called genetic engineering. Now you can have less sweet watermelon. But would it still be a watermelon?
They have developed a low-sugar variety of watermelon that could be marketed to diabetics and others who want to...
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Aurone
@Aurone (4755)
• United States
19 Jul 07
This seems to be a controversial topic. What do you think about genetic engineering. Is it something scientists should be doing, something our governments should be funding. Would you eat genetically engineered food? Should we...
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cacophonix
@cacophonix (238)
• India
22 Jan 07
Till now I used to believe that genetic intervention can be used only to remove any defects and improve certain attributes of a person or plant.
We all know about genetically engineered seeds. The produce from these seeds is...
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