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The video I reflected on was “Cracking Your Genetic Code”. The documentary begins talking about a flash drive that contains a person’s genetic code. There are 6 billion letters in it and we could have a chance to see genome sequence for $1,000. But there are some ups and downs about it. Some people think it’s invasive because even insurance companies could look at it. But it could predict cancer. This could affect one’s life forever. How well do you want to know yourself? Genomics is almost like a personal medicine that predicts diseases and it could allow one to see their future. A misspelled gene can code for a disease. However, if there is a disease that is inevitable you may know ahead of time but are not allowed to act upon it. Andrew is a boy who has an unknown condition. It was hypothesized that it’s genetic. They searched through his genome to find out what it is. After 45 days, they continue to look for his medical condition. Unfortunately by the end of the documentary they did not have an answer. Geno typing is not the same as DNA sequencing. Geno typing is identical to looking at 100 words in a 600 page novel. It can explain odd traits. 23 and Me is a company that has a website that allows you to see your genetic information. You can see if you are at risks for diseases. It gives a little prediction about your future. One man had went onto the website and found some information valuable. However he found some other things that were contradicting. This raises…
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