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遗传学 | Генетика | Genética | Genetik | आनुवंशिकी

Genetics is the scientific study of genes and heredity—of how certain qualities or traits are passed from parents to offspring as a result of changes in DNA sequence. A gene is a segment of DNA that contains instructions for building one or more molecules that help the body work.

NeuroChip is a genotyping chip for rapid screening of variants implicated in neurological disease.

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The Dawn of Synthetic Blood: Artificial Blood Bridging Science Fiction and Reality

January 7, 2011

Opinion, Visual Arts

To depict the creation of synthetic blood, I illustrate two scientists in a laboratory mixing chemicals. --------------------------------------------------------- The blurring of lines between fact and fi...

Cryosleep, Cryonics: The Ultimate Path To Immortality?

January 7, 2010

Opinion, Visual Arts

My initial sketch of humans in their Cryosleep, Cryonics pods/capsules. ---------------------------------------------- Sometimes, we marvel at the futuristic technologies that get showcased on the big scr...

Transhumanism: Quenching the Thirst to Become Superhuman

September 18, 2009

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration of Transhumanism, I sketched a half-human half-robot being, which could also possibly be a full robot masked as a human, or a human, enhanced with robotics. The art concept is inspired by...

The Future of Cloning: A Science-Backed Reality or Pure Fiction?

July 10, 2009

Opinion, Visual Arts

With the viral outbreak of H1N1 Virus (a.k.a. Swine Flu), I drew a science laboratory, with a scientist working on cloning technology. ----------------------------------------------- A massive viral outbr...

Eugenics: Historical Evolution, Ideological Foundations, and Contemporary Lessons

December 5, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration, depicting a scene of the movie 300, of Spartan eugenics and infanticide. Eugenics—derived from the Greek words for “well born”—emerged in the late 19th century as a movement a...

Abolitionism in Transhumanism: Ending Involuntary Suffering

June 6, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration of two neuroscientists, researching of how humans feel pain in their cerebral cortex. Following on from the previous article on the Hedonistic Imperative, which explored David ...

The Hedonistic Imperative: A Vision for the Future of Sentience

April 20, 2007

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration of the human brain split in half, one side filled with chaotic pain imagery and the other side with colorful gradients of bliss, symbolizing the transition from Darwinian suffering ...