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wrote the new biology 1971
"The ability to modify and control human abilities and potentials by the manipulation of bodies, genes, and minds"
The control of Death and Life
The control of Human Potentiality
The control of Human Achievement
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The Control of Death and Life |
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1930s were a time when doctors were to diagnose and explain
late 20th century treat and cure
2000's it is not to keep the patient alive but to let the patient die with dignity |
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helping people to fight the brink of death
66% of medical dollars are spent on people in the last 31 days of their lives
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Whole body dead
brain dead
upper brain dead
permanent vegitative state |
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Put on life support and the doctors were buried with obligation to keep her alive
she "survived" 10 years
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At 26 went into cardiac arrest due to eating disorder
"survived" on life support 15 years
legislation written on Euthanasia in 2003 |
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Medical Power of Attorney |
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Assign someone the responsibility to decide what should happen when you are in a life or death medical situation |
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paralyzed in car accident
misdiagnosed and told he was in persistent vegetative state eventually woke up |
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Genetic alterations to animals so that their organs can be accepted by a human transplant recipient |
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Transplant of organ from animal |
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cells that can become anything
stem cells= fetal cells/tissue, cord cells |
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cells that can become multiple types of cells
marrow cells |
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Cells that have on function
body cells |
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she was born with anemia
her parents decided to have second child so as to use his cord blood and save their daughter |
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Parkinsons
Anemia
Being tested to make spinal cells for back injuries |
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Skin Cells like stem cells |
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the divide rapidly but they often turn into cancer |
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In wealthy countries people are living relatively longer due to medical increases
The fastest growing age group is 85
Our infant mortality rate is relatively high
White women live to be the oldest on average
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we will spend most of our time taking care of our children and then having to take care of our elders
(women don't stop taking care of others) |
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Implanting a blastocyst from a petrie dish into a carrier
first preformed in 1978
women under 35 should have no more than 2 embryos implanted
women over 35 no more than three
Nadya Shuman had octuplets=famous |
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1995- Born to five people (mom, dad, donor mom, donor dad, surrogate mother) ended up an orphan because of a divorce
required court to develop new law stating that a couple who is in a contract must care for the child |
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eliminating unwanted, dangerous, problematic genes from the species |
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enhancing the "good" traits to better the species |
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found on Chromosome 21
Typically mom donates 2 genes and dad donates 1
the chances of having a child goes up as the mothers age goes up:
20-1/1529
30-1/910
40-1/112
45-1/28 |
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The spinal column doesn't properly develop
typically leads to short life and paralysis
1-2/10,000 babies
it is a developmental disease
can be tested for through the chemicals produced in urine with amniocentesis
IT IS NOT GENETIC |
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8% of African decendants are carriers
Causes cells to be sickle shaped and therefore clog arteries when they have to be in single file in order to transfer O2
tested for by preimplantation
"a disease of the black race"
blood cells die quickly
without treatment it is lethal
Results from a single error (1 word) in the DNA code (sentence) of 150 (GAG become GTG) |
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1/4000 babies born with disease
1/25 people is a carrier
can be tested for using preimplantation testing
1/28 caucasian
mucus is essential-it is extremely thick and gooey in CF patients |
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About the 16th or 17th week of pregnancy a test can be done on the amniotic fluid that tests for 40 metabolic and 100 genetic disorders
1955-test gender
1956-Blood type
A karyotype can also be seen (genes 1-23 mapped out)
can test for Spina bifida |
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Chorionic villus Sampling |
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Tests for cystic fibrosis, tay sachs, sickle cell
can screen embryos for traits that they don't express but could potentially express |
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1/25 European Jews are carriers (85% of carriers)
1/60,000 nonJews/Middle eastern Jews are carriers
Causes blindness, paralysis, death
back of the retina- a big red spot
gradual and relentless death
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Genetic Background Checks |
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companies are now doing genetic testing to see if they should insure you |
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Can be tested for
dominant gene- loss of motor function/muscle control- lose control of conscious speech "go insane" |
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alter the genetic makeup of a gene
use the restriction enzymes of a prokaryote to splice open and cut out pieces of viruses and then splice in human DNA
can be used to make vats of HGH, insulin, and others
using this method could potentially treat cystic fibrosis and Sickle Cell Anemia
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single celled organism that doesn't have a nucleus that stores the DNA
has plasmids-circular DNA and a mass of DNA
creates restriction enzymes that cut viruses up (defense mechanism similar to immune system) |
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multicellular organism with a nucleus containing the DNA |
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Can withstand one pesticide "Round Up" |
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The Control of Human Achievment |
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People wanna be younger, stronger, bigger, more beautiful, smarter
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don't produce adequate amounts of HGH in the thyroid
harvested HGH from cadavers
now the can splice the gene out of human chromosome and add it to a virus plasmid to produce HGH
can lead to serious defects in people who don't have anything that needs to be fixed |
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industry in which hormones are being offered to the well to make them "better" |
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relieved muscle cramps made them feel great- w/in a year of it's take off it became the #1 prescription drug in the world
designed to get people out of hospital beds and on the streets living full live
1978-2.3 billion tests
now-11 million perscriptions per year
has a fairly long half life
can have extreme withdrawl effects
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-Patients diagnoses
The definition of depression is changing
27 million americans take antidepressants
164 million prescriptions were written in 2008
totally $10 billion in US Sales (2x=world)
80% of antidepressants are prescribed by non-psychiatrists and are based off 15 minutes of conversation
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Medicine and food go where the money is not where the sick and hungry are
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Derrick Robert's Hierarchy |
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no way can we invest all the effort, resources, etc into everyone
we must figure out how to rationally distribute it
10-12 Step Hierarchy
-who gave back more than was spent on them (mother theresa)
-middle 5 levels were on average people that gave back as much as was given to them
-lower were those who gave back less than was spent on them
What about the person that gives back so much and receives nothing in return? |
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Anthropology's Original Sin
Membership in a race predispose a person to have certain qualities=racism
Race is an arbitrary category invented to fit a misunderstanding about how humans evolve
Like the weather-there are distinct changes between races and weather
Races like borders (or states) don't cause things
Racists describe but they explain nothing
Idea of race came from a boat
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sailed around africa in 1497 and discovered race
get back on boat and go back to spain and tell them what they saw
it was an abrupt change in color
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Systema Naturae 1738
came up with 4 different subspecies of Homo sapiens
americanus
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afer
europaeus
Races are real races are rankable
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labeled 5 skin colors
black
white
red
yellow
brown
looked at architecture of the skull
(less civilized cultures were a digression from perfection to the ape more civilized [white] were a progression from ape to perfection) |
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tested the size of the brain of different races
found that caucasian were the biggest but had to alter to get desired results
(the more measurements that were taken to prove whites the greatest the more scientists failed) |
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Professor of Anthropology at University of Columbia
Studied all anthropology
Languages can not be ranked
people who couldn't understand others caused them to draw conclusions that they didn't have tenses or more complex ways of com
Boas students went out learned the language and found out that these colonies/societies had fluent languages some of which were more complex than others |
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Race should describe nothing other than appearance |
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When the body is stressed and goes into an extreme loss of O2(such as in cases with malaria) carriers will turn this gene on and it actually helps to protect the body
the amount of sickled cells is much less than someone with the disease |
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Transported by mosquitos-salavary glands or the female mosquito
can be treated if caught early
w/in 18 hrs they will have made dozens of copies of themselves and the hemoglobin is exhausted
Break the RBC's the toxins released by the waste to find new RBCS
Chills, fever, urine turns blackish
eventually the parasites invade the brain cause coma and death
AIDs victims die
This virus has a nucleus |
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Disease of childhood and malnutrition
if you are well nourished your body will fight it off and you won't know you had it
scarring of the lung tissue
20-30% of TB is drug resistant
Carriers of Tay Sachs are resistant to TB
Jewish pop with high rates of TS were in ghettos when TB ran rampant |
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Lives in filthy water
transmitted through feces
fills your gut and causes massive diarrhea
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Effects the gut-excrete all body wastes
die of dehydration in days
expel lining of stomach
IV fluids and electrolytes treat
During medieval times of Europe Cholera and Typhoid Fever swept through and took out the populating |
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Took 399 BLACK Sharecroppers
wanted to see how syphilis progressed
at the time there were effective treatments
these men denied treatments given free lunch instead
After 40 years 72 survived, 100 dead of complications, 40 wives infected. 19 children born with
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a drug used for heart failure
2 old drugs became one drug w/a brand new patent
became a race specific drug (africans)
the link between high BP and race is not real the link is between people wh know how poor they are and BP-people who know they're poor are stressed |
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means colored body
physical structure on which the DNA is wound
can only be photographed when about to divide
each side is a chromatid
held together at the middle by centromere
25,000 divisions per second
a trillion cells in the body |
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x-ray defraction led to her discovery of the double helix
they looks like X's |
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Watson, Crick, and Wilkins |
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Got ahold of Rosalind's x-rays announced the double helix in 1953
won a Nobel Prize in 1962 |
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individual balls on the chromosome |
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a double helix
made of phosphate-deoxyribose sugar-base
bases are Adenine Guanine Cytosine Thymine
each base is correspondent with another
A-T
C-G
The bases are held together by hydrogen |
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Transcription and Translation |
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Transcription: DNA is unzipped by an enzyme it then a strand of mRNA(Uracil replaces thymine) is created this leaves the nucleus and enters the cytoplasm
Translation:there it meets up with a ribosome and the ribosome uses an AUG to start the process of protein building the process is stopped with the UGA code
3 bases form a word (amino acids) words join together to make sentences (polypeptide chains)
these sentences form the gene
they are edited exons form the protein introns are deleted |
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the genome dramatically responds to the environment
stress diet behavior toxins and other factors activate chemical switches that regulate gene expression
they can turn genes on and off without alteration
find the genes and turn them off
mothers who are starved during pregnancy shut down genes in her unborn daughter and this slows her metabolism |
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Meiosis
Sex cells
result in haploid cells
dads 46 chromosome cell(diploid) divides and become 4 sperm cells (gametes) carrying 23 chromosomes (haploid cells)
moms 46 chromosome cell divides and results in one egg of 23 chromosomes and 3 polar bodies that are not functional
Partners can each produce 2^23 different combinations of their parents DNA
Mitosis
single body cell division of a 46 chromosome cell resulting in two daughter cells
during division the chromosomes line up down center and are pulled to opposite sides by spindle fibers |
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