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So if we forget about enhancing people and we just try to make them healthier using genetic modification, this technology is so new and so powerful, that by accident we could make them sicker.
I also think it's not that unlikely that governments might start taking an interest in genetic modification.
So it's not beyond the realm of possible that genetic modification could be something that governments push.
So again, today it's Halloween and when we talk about genetic modification, there's one Halloween-associated character that is talked about or invoked more than anything else, and that is Frankenstein.
But if you think about it, in four decades, five million babies being born from a new technology is pretty remarkable, and the same kind of thing could happen with human genetic modification and designer babies.
What is the right path forward with human genetic modification?
And I think part of the problem that we have is that all of this trend, this revolution in genetic modification applying to humans, the public hasn't known about it.
Once thought to be little bins for unwanted cellular waste, it has been found that cells actually communicate by producing and absorbing these exosomes which contain surface receptors, proteins and other genetic material collected from their cell of origin.
Because they are clothed in the material of the mother cell, and contain a sample of its environment, they provide a genetic snapshot of that cell's health and its origin.
And similarly, if you think about, say, bioengineering and people being afraid of conducting, I don't know, genetic engineering research in humans, it won't help if just a single country, let's say the US, outlaws all genetic experiments in humans, but China or North Korea continues to do it.
The only way to have regulations, effective regulations, on things like genetic engineering, is to have global regulations.
What are the implications of synthetic biology, genetic engineering, and how are they shaping our notions of what it means to be a human?
When a woman writes about doing it, it's an unfortunate genetic disposition."
We are all cut from the same genetic cloth.
But the corollary of that is that, if we all are brothers and sisters and share the same genetic material, all human populations share the same raw human genius, the same intellectual acuity.
HIV is a retrovirus, which means it can write its genetic code into the genome of infected cells, co-opting them into making more copies of itself.
One research approach involves using a drug to activate all cells harboring the HIV genetic information.
Another is looking to use genetic tools to cut the HIV DNA out of cells genomes altogether.
After fertilization, embryos can be further screened for genetic suitability, frozen for later attempted pregnancies, or delivered into the woman's uterus via catheter.
Because of better genetic testing, delayed childbearing, increased accessibility and diminishing cost, it's not inconceivable that artificial baby making via IVF and related techniques could outpace natural reproduction in years to come.
Twin studies show a strong genetic component, although we don't know which genes are involved.
These help us track species when sightings or genetic samples are rare.
For a handful of people on the planet who carry a rare inherited genetic mutation, sleeplessness is a daily reality.
If you're like Alice in "Still Alice," you've inherited a rare genetic mutation that cranks out amyloid beta, and this alone will tip your scale arm to the ground.
If you're pregnant, do you want genetic screening?
Trying to start an artificial genetic system running in the computer.
It's a rare genetic disorder, it's systemic, it's a slowly progressing, premature aging disease.
Genetic Alliance has experimented in what it will take to transform these crusty systems.
Over the years, my many journeys have brought back things like a new species of synthetically engineered bees; a book named, "Pets as Protein;" a machine that makes you rich by trading your genetic data; a lamp powered by sugar; a computer for growing food.
For one particular project, we investigated medical genomics: the technology of gathering and using people's genetic data to create personalized medicine.
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