Should parents undergoing in vitro fertilization have the right t...

Question

Should parents undergoing in vitro fertilization have the right to choose which embryos to implant based on genetic criteria, such as the presence or absence of disease-causing genes? Should they be able to choose based on the sex of the embryo? How could you distinguish acceptable from unacceptable criteria? Do you think such options should be legislated?

Accepted Answer

Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So which of the following statements best describes the sequence of embryonic development before and after implantation. While this sequence usually goes the following way. First we have a zygote, then we have a moral of last sula and then a gastro. So knowing this, let's go over our answer choices and begin solving this problem. Beginning by answer choice. A We have the after fertilization. The cycle undergoes my toe cleavage to form a gastro. This is actually incorrect. So we're going to be canceling this out. Then we have the after fertilization the cycles attached to the uterus and undergo cleavage to form a more Allah, which further device to form a blast and undergoes gas relation. The order here is right. However, the seagulls never attached to the uterus. They're going to travel down the fallopian tubes so this is not a correct answer choice and we're going to be canceling it out. Then we have after fertilization the cycles on the gold methodic cleavage to form a more or less. And for the device to form a blast ula which attaches to the uterus and undergoes gas relation. This has the correct order and it has a blast ola attaching to the uterus not recycled as a result, this is going to be our correct answer choice and we're going to highlight it as the final answer to our question. I really hope this video helped you and I hope to see you on the next one

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