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Svetlanka [38]
3 years ago
5

Watch the video ""Decoding Genes at Home."" The scientific advancements in this video offer a lot of hope for people who want to

know their genetic risks for certain conditions. The genetic tests have some drawbacks as well. What advantages and disadvantages do you see with allowing people to test their DNA at home?
Biology
1 answer:
dedylja [7]3 years ago
4 0

Plato answer

Testing DNA at home offers convenience. It may be a lot quicker than waiting for a doctor’s appointment. However, the person doing the test at home may not have the knowledge to understand the results. Also, this type of genetic research is so new that scientists have not tested the effects of every possible genetic mutation. There are also genetic mutations that they likely haven’t found yet. Someone testing at home could become upset about the results. For example, if a person tests positive for a genetic mutation, there may be little to no research available about the possible effects or treatment for the condition.

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