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Styles Ethics of twin girls to now be resistant to HIV virus infection. These twins were just born and you are scientific break-through occurred. What are your primary concerns and recommendations for the utilization of information to be gained from this genome modification and the potential impact on these twin girls. Remember to use and reference your Principles of Bioethics in formulating your answer. (No more than 2 paragraphs, worth 4 points) genome a member of the board of Ethics at the hospital/research center where this 2. You are a nurse at a busy hospital in Denver, Colorado. While helping a visiting Doctor assist a patient, you notice that the Dr. and patient seem to be in a disagreement about something. Upon listening in to the situation, you determine that this Doctor has toled the patient that the hospital will be unable to help them with their medical issue as the treatment would conflict with their own personal religious beliefs. What actions would you as a nurse be able to take in this situation? What are your primary BioEthical concerns regarding this situation be sure to consider both the patient and the Dr.'s rights? (Reminder that there isn't a wrong answer here, and I'm not judging you on you opinion, rather your argument and if you have appropriately addressed the Bioethical concerns and referenced the principles that fit your answer; worth 4 points, again 2 paragraphs or less)

Answer 1

1):- Jennifer Doudna is a pioneer of this technique. CRISPR Cas9 is a new genome editing tool. We can manipulate DNA using this tool according to our interest. The technology reached to new level and research is going on different areas to elaborate the technology. Recently a mother delivered twin girls with edited genome with CRISPR CAS9 technique. New babies born with edited genome. The embryo, CCR5 gene is edited & modified in two badies. This is done for developing HIV resistance body. This successful trial is done with CRISPR CAS9 technique.

This technique can used to cure different diseases caused due to mutations. The mutated DNA can edited to healthy DNA. Some people are against this innovative solution & creating some ethical issues. Many researchers are against this, they state that babies are not resistant to HIV. The father of twin girls was HIV patients. Its good technique to save new generation from diseases, but it's unethical.

The crisper cas genome editing tool is very powerful technique. Many ethical and safety concern related to this technique.