My What A Nice Set Of Genes You Have
...not made properly and the fat just keeps’ building up and up till the baby dies. We should be able to fix this before it happens with this new technology. Doctors would be able to fix the irregular section of the DNA which codes for the protein for fat removal of the brain. With this correction a healthy baby will be born. The same can be applied for Down syndrome and multiple other disorders. One major problem we could be faced with is two different sets of humans with to different amounts of chromosomes. In order to treat a lot of issues all at once the solution would be to add an extra chromosome. This would create a new species we would not be able to mate with one anther to because of the different amounts of chromosomes producing a child would be impossible so then the best pickup line could be “HAY BABY SO HOW MANY CHROMOSOMES ARE YOU?” I don’t know about you, but I find it hard enough looking for a life partner never mind trying to find out how many chromosomes she or he is. Adding an extra chromosome is not the only way to go. Doctors would be able to go in and fix the problem or change the DNA coding as needed. This would not change the amount of chromosomes in the genetically altered embryo. It would also cause a larger gap to form from low class and upper class people the upper class could afford to have this type of proseager done well lower class could not so the rich would be able to become smarter and healthier and the lower class could not so if you were a business owner you would properly go for the genetically altered person because he or she would not need as many sick day and could probably out perform some one who was not genetically altered but on the other side if this was available to everyone just think of the positive impact it would have on society as we no it happier healthy children longer life spans But the only thing we have right now is the Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) this often used to test an embryo for genetic disorders before inserting it into the woman's uterus. Once the egg is fertilized, a cell from each embryo is taken and examined under a microscope for signs of genetic disorders. Many couples use this procedure if there are any inherited disorders in their genes to decrease the possibility that the disorder will passed to their child. Currently, PGD can be used t...