Technology and science have always worked in tandem toward humanity's intellectual pursuit of the natural world, particularly research into the composition and anomalies of the genetics of all living beings through genetic engineering, especially humans, whose intricate complexities constantly intrigue and frighten humanity itself with new discoveries. As a consequence of the nature of research into the biological infrastructure of living things, genetic engineering has gathered a rather strong group of ordinary people and scientists, all concerned about the ethical complications of tampering with the nature of DNA to satisfy both human and human curiosity. human. and progress. But in reality, research into the chemistry of life is desperately needed, as it could open new doors into many of the modern world's current problems, including curing powerful diseases, assisting the livelihoods of the less fortunate and the Earth, and also better improvement in the flow of life. the relationship between man and nature. In particular, critics of genetic engineering vehemently believe that tampering with human embryos for the purpose of harvesting stem cells for the purposes of regeneration and the like constitutes a grave moral offense against the natural order of life. Be that as it may, human stem cells, which hold the key to the regeneration of human organs and the prevention of birth defects, cannot be associated as parallels to human embryos, which have the potential to fertilize and become a fetus, the main difference is derive from the inner cell mass (ICM), which although it may be "the essence of the pre-implantation embryo", at some point, but because it has been isolated it can no longer have the potential to fer... half of the paper. .....03. Network. February 20, 2014. Harmon, Amy. “Golden Rice: Life Saver?” Sunday review. The New York Times Company, April 24, 2013. Web. February 21, 2014. .Normile, Dennis. “Acid treatment could provide a revolutionary stem cell technique.” Sciencemag.com. Aaas.org, January 29, 2014. Web. February 20, 2014. .Zanjani, Esmail D., Christopher D. Porada, and Graca Almeida-Porada. “Generation of functional humanized liver in sheep using bone marrow cells.” The FASEB diary. The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, April 2009. Web. 20 February. 2014. .