Write a response to the film Genetics and Public Policy. What was new Movie Review

Write a response to the film Genetics and Public Policy. What was new to you What surprised you Did you chord with the arguments presented - Movie Review ExampleWatching the film, I found it amazing to what extent genes control human organisms. I have read about genes before, notwithstanding I had no idea about the latest findings in the industry. They make up chromosomes, which compose DNA. The documentary states that 99% of DNA people have atomic number 18 identical and only 1% makes all people unique. Any deviations in chromosomes result in disabilities or certain unsoundnesss like sickle cell disease or Down syndrome. Indeed, if people can observe the development of chromosomes and detect deviations in their number or structure, they can help couples have healthy children. It is interest that scientists can use genetic examination to program children for instance they could influence eyes color or even sex of a future child. In this way people can predict and support healthy and sustainable future generation.The biggest surprise for me is that scientists do not share common views on the pauperism of regulation for genetic testing. Some of them say that government already pays too much attention to what they do and it makes the process slower. The other group of scientists believes that the process is already too fast and government should impose more regulations on genetic testing. This group of scientists is afraid of opening a new Pandora box because nobody knows how out-of-the-way(prenominal) people can go in search of a perfect human being.I agree with the arguments which support stronger regulations for genetic testing. It is a great circulate in science, hardly its results will support unwanted consequences such as greater gap between the rich and the poor. All scientists agree that genetic testing is a costly procedure as a result, only rich people will afford to use it to have better and healthier children. unfortunate children will be depr ived of these advances and their children will be weaker. Moreover, disabled people will be oppressed by the fact that their parents could prevent their disability but they did not do it. Developing technologies