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INTRODUCTION TO GENETICS

How ethical are eugenics,

What are some of the impacts of euphenics and euthenics?


biotechnology on crop plants in the
Philippines?

HAVE POSITIVE AIMS THEREFORE IT IS ETHICAL


OPPORTUNITIES
Eugenics
Increased Yield of Plants

It aims to reduce human suffering by “breeding


Biotechnology provides the opportunity for
out” disease, disabilities and so- called undesirable
researchers to improve plant growth, characteristics from the human population. Early
development, and yield by providing for the supporters of eugenics believed people inherited
basic needs of the plant such as biofertilizers mental illness, criminal tendencies and even
and biocontrol agents. poverty, and that these conditions could be bred
out of the gene pool.
Genetically Improved Plants
Euthenics
The country recognizes the tremendous
potential of improved crop plants containing the study of the improvement of human
genes that provide pesticidal properties, functioning and well-being by improvement of
resistance to herbicides, tolerance to pests, living conditions. (Environment) Affecting the
"improvement" through altering external factors
disease, and stress (salt, heavy metals, and
such as education and the controllable
drought), or combinations of these
environment, including the prevention and
properties. Such improved plants are
removal of contagious disease and parasites,
expected to reduce considerably production
environmentalism, education regarding
costs such as inputs of fertilizers and employment, home economics, sanitation, and
pesticides. Once the issues of biosafety housing.
regulations and intellectual property have
been settled, the country will be open to use Euphenics
such new plant technologies that are now
limited to only a few countries. The science of making phenotypic improvements
to humans after birth, generally to affect a
Marker Technologies problematic genetic condition. Euphenics deals
with improvement of human race by genetic
These technologies may help speed up the engineering.
selection and production of more effective
hybrids. Most breeding work in the country
is now using this technology, specifically in
rice, corn, banana, and coconut.

REFERENCE
REFERENCE https://www.slideshare.net/DrDineshCShar
https://cgspace.cgiar.org/bitstream/handle/1 ma/eugenics-euthenics-euphenics
0947/5582/Delacruz.pdf

JEROME C. MOSADA SCI-II

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