Genetic engineering
Genetic Engineering is the alteration of genetic material by intervention in genetic processes. Geneticists, the scientists that specialize in gene therapy, are working very diligently to map out the suspected 100,000 to 150,000 genes that make up the human body. They plan to have it complete by 2005 (Boukhari 1). With this map of the charted genes Jeff Kunerth, writer for the Orlando Sentinel says, "It is one of the many scientific advances that literally will redefine life in the next millennium,"(Kunerth 1). Geneticists should continue their studies in genetic engineering because of the possible health benefits it will have. Wouldn't it be great for soon to be parents to not have to worry about thier child coming out deformed, or with a genetic disease that have been passed down? Or not having to worry about diseases that occur later on in life as a result of a missing gene? Or how would you like to create your own child from scratch? "We are promised to be on the verge of a new era in medicine, where serious diseases will be cured by patching the flaws in our intricate genetic engines" says Jeff Elliott, a respected
Now as geneticists are maping out the genes they can Gene Therapy Can Help Improve Cystic Fibrosis 19 March 1999, 4 Janurary 1999: 1-2 not have to suffer this horrible disease(Understanding 2). 4,000-5,000 genetic illnesses (Boukhari 1).
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