Subject: Why should creating "designer babies" to donate biomaterials to save another person's life legal. -Give...
Subject: Why should creating "designer babies" to donate biomaterials to save another person's life legal.
-Give ethical reasons as to why this practice should be legal
-Raise at least one objection in that argument and give a defense against that objection
Homework Answers
Designer babies are predetermined genetically modified baby whose sex can be as per the wish of the parents who wants a desired baby. It is usually done by germline engineering or by preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
The designer babies can save the lives of another person or sibling who has a disease and it can be cured by specific gebgenetic alterations.
This practice can be made legal upon considering the following points
- Can save life
- can provide a remedy for certain disease condition
- Can eradicate existing disease conditions
- To improve the quality of life
- Can lengthen the life expectancy
- Can prevent transmission of hereditary diseases from one generation to another
- A healthy future can be provided which are disease free
When there is beneficience there are equally objections as well like
- Against morality and naturality
- Affording the cost will always be an issue for public
- Decrease in genetic diversity
- Two week processing of ovarian stimulation and egg harvesting may have some hormonal imbalance on the mother's health conditions
- choosing of baby sex is very unethical
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