SCIENTIFIC THINKING There are difficulties inherent in testing hy...

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SCIENTIFIC THINKING There are difficulties inherent in testing hypotheses involving human health. Imagine that you have ­developed a potential vaccine against AIDS. Given the nature of the disease, all testing must be conducted in humans. Can you ­design an ethical but effective experiment?

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Hey everyone. Let's take a look at this question Together there are numerous ethical concerns about human cloning what benefits might cloning human cells have. But while people might have ethical concerns about human cloning, there are some benefits to cloning human cells that could be potentially life saving and help a lot of people in the future. So looking at our answer choices here, we can try and figure out which ones my might be some benefits to cloning those human cells. So answer choice A says clone cells can be used to quantitatively analyze the impact of hormones, drugs and antibodies on cells. Now this is definitely a benefit because using those clone cells to analyze them quantitatively and study the impact of hormones, drugs and antibodies were able to use the clone cells to test the effects of those hormones, drugs and antibodies so that when it comes time to use them on the actual cells, we know what kind of effect that we will see. So answer choice A is definitely a benefit to cloning human cells. Answer choice B. Several diseases will be treated through stem cell cloning is also a benefit because using stem cell cloning and cloning those stem cells, we can treat a disease in a cell and use stem cell cloning to treat several diseases in a large quantity. So that is also a good benefit to cloning human cells. So answer choice C. Says this technique is useful for developing embryos for stem cell research. That is also true because we can use those clone cells to develop those embryos and study the cells because we can figure out potential diseases that might occur or replace those affected cells with health your cells, as well as testing other drugs for safety and effectiveness. So answer choice C. Is another good benefit, which means that answer choices A. B and C. Are all benefits to cloning human cells. Making answer choice D. All the above the correct answer. Because all three of the previous answer choices are all benefits. So answer choice D. Is our best option. I hope you found this video to be helpful. Thank you and goodbye.

SCIENTIFIC THINKING There are difficulties inherent in testing hypotheses involving human health. Imagine that you have ­developed a potential vaccine against AIDS. Given the nature of the disease, all testing must be conducted in humans. Can you ­design an ethical but effective experiment?

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SCIENTIFIC THINKING There are difficulties inherent in testing hypotheses involving human health. Imagine that you have developed a potential vaccine against AIDS. Given the nature of the disease, all testing must be conducted in humans. Can you design an ethical but effective experiment?