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| Surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman carries and delivers a child for another couple or person. |
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| Children created (generally genetically selected/engineered) to donate stem cells, blood and organs to their ill siblings |
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| Copying DNA to create another organism, or to assist in medical research |
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| Donor sperm is inserted into the mother's uterous artificially |
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| Cells that help to repair and build parts of the body. They originate mostly from embryos. |
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| Using human beings to carry out medical research |
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In Vitro Fertilisation
The process by which an ovum (human egg cell) is fertilised (with sperm) in a laboratory and then placed in the mother's womb |
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| Designer babies/denetic engeneering |
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| Changing the genetic make up of a human being, to that which the parents or doctors want |
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| Using embryos in medical research to develop new medicines |
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Artificial Insemination by Husband
The husband's sperm is inserted into the wife's uterous artificially |
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| ARTIFICIAL METHODS OF REPRODUCTION |
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| Having children through treatment/medical assistance (i.e. AIH, DI, IVF) |
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| Transplanting organs from one human being to another |
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| using the cells of the embryo to clone another creation similar to that |
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| using the cells of the embryo to clone another creation similar to that |
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