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What are germline cells?
Think about which cells are responsible for reproduction.
Define consent in the context of genetic engineering.
What is often required before a medical procedure?
What is a major ethical concern regarding epigenetic changes in embryos?
Think longer term about the implications of those changes.
True or False: Epigenetic changes can be reversible.
Consider the flexibility of genetic changes.
Debate the ethical implications of using epigenetic engineering to prevent hereditary diseases in future generations. Discuss potential benefits and drawbacks.
Consider both the long-term societal impacts and individual rights.
Design a comprehensive policy framework that addresses ethical considerations in epigenetic engineering research. What key elements would you include?
Think about how to ensure the rights and safety of all involved.
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