Generally, a Study Is Ethical to Perform If

question 42

Multiple Choice

Generally, a study is ethical to perform if:

• A) The benefits outweigh the costs associated with the study
• B) The costs outweigh the benefits associated with the study
• C) There is at least one benefit from the study
• D) The study will advance knowledge regardless of the costs

Differentiate between various genetic treatment methods, including gene therapy.

Recognize the significance of DNA fingerprinting techniques.

Understand the multifactorial nature of cancer development.

Comprehend the concept of genetic mutations and their impact on phenotypes.

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Definitions:

Germ Cells

The sperm and ova, which are specialized for sexual reproduction and have half the number of chromosomes normal for a species.

Somatic Cells

These are any cells forming an organism's body, excluding reproductive cells.

Meiosis

The process that produces sperm and ova, each of which contains only half of the parent cell’s original complement of 46 chromosomes.

Identical Twins

Twins who have developed from a single fertilized egg, sharing the same genetic makeup.