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News Flash Orthopedics Genetic Engineering for Back Surgery (Ivanhoe First) Reported March 23, 2005 (Ivanhoe Newswire) A new genetically engineered material made of human proteins speeds recovery time and improves results in lumbar spine fusions at greater rates than originally believed, according to Charles Rosen, M.D., a spine surgeon at the University of California at Irvine. The new material is called bone morphogenic protein (BMP). Doctors spent decades trying to isolate and produce the exact substance in humans that causes broken bones to heal and spines to fuse upon operation. Recent advances in genetic engineering allow BMP's production in concentrated form. Two years ago, the FDA approved the use of BMP for lumbar spine fusions, and preliminary findings proved it to result in successful fusions 95 percent of the time. Dr. Rosen says his research based on his patients' spinal fusion outcomes from the past two years shows that with BMP, lumbar spine fusion patients recover twice as quickly than with traditional surgery. Recovery time was cut from three to five months to two to four weeks. Dr. Rosen says spines fuse successfully 100 percent of the time, as opposed to the 80-percent success rate with traditional bone graft surgery. Traditional bone graft back surgery involves replacing degenerating discs or vertebrae with bone taken from a patient's own hip. Dr. Rosen says it is painful, can have multiple complications, and often fails. He says the new method with BMP halves the time to fusion and is much less painful than taking chunks of bone from a patient's hip.

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Discovery Channel TV Listings sendListingsRequest("DCUK","ENG","3"); Home Mobile Newsletter Search On TV Video Features Interactive ... Community DNA Introduction About genes Genetic engineering Gene therapy ... Section 15 Genetic Engineering Now that we’ve almost cracked the entire genetic code and know what many of the genes in our bodies do, the next step is manipulating this technology to cure diseases. Genetically-engineered pigs have already been created to provide us with organs. There is a big shortage in the number of donor organs - in the UK alone there are 5000 people waiting for an organ transplant. To overcome the organ shortfall, a company called PPL have created genetically-engineered pigs with hearts that won’t be rejected by the human body. This is done by knocking out the genes that code for pig proteins. The actual transplant procedure to use pig hearts has not yet been approved. Human genes are also being put into animals, so that they that produce human proteins. The creators of Dolly the sheep also engineered Polly - a cloned sheep with a single human gene inserted into her DNA. This gene codes for a human clotting factor, which is extracted from Polly’s milk and could be used to treat people with haemophilia, who cannot make this protein themselves. Many people have serious concerns about this research. Firstly because of the fear of viruses crossing from animals into humans, just like the HIV virus is believed to have spread. Another concern is the treatment of these animals. People are questioning whether we should be using animals as mini factories to produce what we want. Many argue that animals should not be treated as mere commodities for us to manipulate.

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Home Info Starships Fleet Yards Treknology ... Community New York Streets Set FAQ Site Map Genetic Engineering and Cloning Introduction Genetic engineering and cloning are popular topics in science fiction. It has been featured several times in Star Trek, with a focus either on the dangers of "playing god" in general, on the rightfulness of such a procedure, or on the subjects or victims in particular. This article sorts out the available evidence , points out inconsistent statements and attempts to find a general trend how Star Trek is dealing with the topic. Analysis TOS: Space Seed TNG: Unnatural Selection TNG: Up the Long Ladder TNG: The Hunted Genetically enhanced soldiers appear in TNG: "The Hunted". They were designed by the Angosians to be the ultimate soldiers with unnatural abilities, and they were never meant to be integrated into the Angosian society. Picard condemns the practice of breeding soldiers, but ultimately it is once again mostly the result of genetic engineering that is in the focus of interest, as the soldiers are trying to take over the planet. Still, there is a reconciling tone in the end when it becomes obvious that the super-soldiers are not intrinsically bad and that there may be a peaceful solution of the conflict. TNG: The Masterpiece Society DS9: A Man Alone The episode creates the impression that cloning is anything but commonplace, although the technology is rather well-known. The ethical impact of cloning is not really discussed, as it is just an aspect of a murder mystery here. Yet, we learn that killing one's clone is punishable as murder under Bajoran law which sheds a new light on what Riker did in TNG: "Up the Long Ladder".

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Topic:Genetic engineering From Wikiversity Jump to: navigation search Welcome to the Wikiversity Department of Genetic Engineering The Department of Genetic Engineering is a Wikiversity content development project where participants create, organize and develop learning resources for genetic engineering. Genetic engineering, genetic modification (GM) and gene splicing are terms for the process of manipulating genes, usually outside the organism's natural reproductive process. It involves the isolation, manipulation and reintroduction of DNA into cells or model organisms, usually to express a protein. The aim is to introduce new characteristics or attributes physiologically or physically, such as making a crop resistant to a herbicide, introducing a novel trait, or producing a new protein or enzyme, along with altering the organism to produce more of certain traits. Examples can include the production of human insulin through the use of modified bacteria, the production of erythropoietin in Chinese Hamster Ovary cells, and the production of new types of experimental mice such as the OncoMouse (cancer mouse) for research, through genetic redesign. Since a protein is specified by a segment of DNA called a gene, future versions of that protein can be modified by changing the gene's underlying DNA. One way to do this is to isolate the piece of DNA containing the gene, precisely cut the gene out, and then reintroduce (splice) the gene into a different DNA segment. Daniel Nathans and Hamilton Smith received the 1978 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their isolation of restriction endonucleases, which are able to cut DNA at specific sites. Together with ligase, which can join fragments of DNA together, restriction enzymes formed the initial basis of recombinant DNA technology.

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Minding the Planet 51 posts categorized "Genetic Engineering" August 19, 2007 Scientist Says "Never in Our Imagination Could This Happen." Famous Last Words? Whenever a scientist says something like, don't worry our new experiment could never get out of the lab, or don't worry the miniature black hole we are going to generate couldn't possibly swallow up the entire planet, I tend to get a little worried. The problem is that just about every time a scientist has said something is patently absurd, totally impossible or could never ever happen, it usually turns out that in fact it isn't as impossible as they thought. Now here's a new article about scientists creating new artificial lifeforms , based on new genetic building blocks and once again there's one of those statements. I'm guessing that this means that in about 10 years some synthetic life form is going to be found to have done the impossible and escaped from the lab perhaps into our food supply, or maybe into our environment. Don't get me wrong I'm in favor of this kind of research into new frontiers. I just don't think anyone can guarantee it won't escape from the lab. August 19, 2007 in

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