EWRT2 De Anza Genetic modification essay I attached the sample below. Task: For this assignment, you will write a research proposal of at least 500 words

EWRT2 De Anza Genetic modification essay I attached the sample below.

Task:

For this assignment, you will write a research proposal of at least 500 words on a topic of your choice that is connected to the class theme of “Monsters.”

( I am thinking to write about genetic modification will create a monster as final research topic, so it should be same topics. And, my professor gives us sample essay which is actually same topic with me, so please be careful to not do plagiarism.)

Approaches:

Fictional: Look at a fictional movie, TV episode, music video, or piece of media and do a close analysis of the “monster/villain”
Historical: Look at a real-life dictator, serial killer, scientist, social network, etc. and do an analysis of the coverage of the person.
Scientific: Look at modern science e.g. cloning, Crispr, genetic modification etc. and decide whether that type of science is creating modern heroes or monsters.
Current events: Do a deep dive on a current event like border control, politics, make-up, sports, and analyze whether your topic is helping society or harming it?

The Steps:

Pick an issue related to the broad theme of “monsters” that interest you e.g something from the class or Frankenstein’s Cat.
Pick your approach: Fictional analysis, current events, historical, or scientific and narrow down to a specific topic.
Pick an audience to focus on
Look into the topic to see what has already been said and how you can add to the conversation e.g. If you were analyzing Thanos in The Avengers, what have people written and what fresh insights can you bring through research.
Come up with a thesis for your proposal e.g.
Even though comic book geeks love talking about what will happen after the “snapsure”, this research project will reveal how Thanos is not really a villain rather he is presenting a valid philosophical way to save the environment in the face of overpopulation.
Write a clear, concise proposal for why you want to research this topic and what you hope to add to the conversation on this topic.

Format for Proposal Essays:

Introduction: A brief overview of the topic you chose, the audience you want to reach, and any solutions, impacts, and benefits your research could produce.
Issue: The main definition of the topic/issue you will research, including subject, purpose, main argument, background information, and importance.
What your research paper will add: What are the benefits and prospectives your paper will bring to the topic
Types of Research: Overview of the types of research you will conduct and types of sources you will be seeking e.g. movies, articles, ted talks, interviews, etc.
Conclusion of the impact your research will have and wrap-up: Balance the sell us on why this research project is needed, reinforce your point one last time. Parker 1
Peter Parker
Leonard
EWRT 2
De Anza College
1/1/2099
Essay #1 Final Draft
Into the Genetically Modified-verse
Introduction:
Have you ever wanted to clone your pet, so that even after your beloved cuddle friend passed
away, you could have an “exact” replica like the original was never gone? Scientists
preserving nearly extinct and/or extinct species through cloning may seem like an amazing,
monumental accomplishment, but many do not think about the negative aspects and effects of
the task – the negative effects experienced by the animals involved and the potential of those
animals to impact human and animal DNA. When scientists genetically modified spiders, they
did not think it would lead to web slinging crime fighters or super villains with genetically
modified abilities. Genetic modification and cloning are elaborate processes that let scientists
forever change species while potentially impacting the environment in unforeseen ways. Before
we clone our favorite cat or think about designing a perfect baby we need to consider not only
the immediate impacts of the action on the embryos or genetic code, but also consider the
future unintended consequences of whether that clone has human rights or has the right to
procreate since the answers to those questions will shape the future of that single clone or
genetically enhanced being.
Parker 2
Issue:
With the ability to clone and genetically modify DNA comes great power, but with that power
comes great responsibility to make sure there are not adverse impacts to the environment or
human society. As we have learned through the genetically enhanced spider experiment, every
experiment has the power to completely reshape the world in ways that scientists do not plan.
The research in this paper will look at isolated cases to address the potential issues genetically
modifies DNA will have on humans if genetic modified DNA becomes standard scientific
practice.
What your research paper will add:
• Look at cloning from a humanistic perspective since there is a loss of life connected to
with each embryo
• The potential for devaluing of life
• The need to establish rights or ground rules for the genetically enhanced or cloned
beings
• Look at the side effects of releasing genetically modified creatures on the environment
• Looking at the potential impacts of genetically modified animals on humans
• Look at the impact of people whose DNA was altered by genetically
• Look at the potential impact of procreation between humans and genetically modified
humans
Types of Research:
• Primary interviews with Dr. Octavius
• Primary interviews Miles Morales
• Primary interview Spider-Woman
• Articles on human connection to clones
• Ted Talks on CRISPr
• Ted Talks on DNA sequencing
• Scientific Articles
• Human rights articles
• News Stories on the impact of genetically modified humans on a city
Parker 3
Conclusion of the impact your research will have and wrap-up:
The power of cloning and genetic modification could save the planet, but you can’t think about
saving the world. You have to think about saving one person at a time. In this research project, I
will show you that individual negative impacts of genetic modification are not worth the risks.
Instead, we must hold off on genetic modification lest we end up in a world were metahumans
wipe out the race of man.

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