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Medical Forum / General / General / November 2007Is meiosis randomized?
Are any genetic combinations more or less represented in ova or spermatozoa from one individual? Has the subject been studied? Refer me to any studies. I realize that the subject might be hard to investigate. With a total of 8 million combinations in humans and an ejaculate of 2-500 million spermatozoa it would require an extreme amount of DNA testing. The reason the ejaculate is so extremely large could be because every genetic combination should be able to make it to the starting blocks so to say. Anyway I think the investigation has to be done in order to understand if artificial fertilization cause an altered genetic selection process. If it does then the Swedish law would prohibit artificial fertilization. Until the investigation is finished artificial fertilization should be stopped. Late findings among humans and urchins show that the WHO guidelines on sperm evaluation is wrong. Almost all fertilization clinics refer to WHO. This leads to the wrong sperm being selected. Genetic inheritance is thus affected and the Swedish law violated. David On Nov 18, 9:31 pm, David Jonsson <davidjonssonswe...@gmail.com> wrote: > Are any genetic combinations more or less represented in ova or > spermatozoa from one individual? Has the subject been studied? Refer > me to any studies. > > I realize that the subject might be hard to investigate. With a total > of 8 million combinations in humans ... This might be wrong. The number of possible combinations of human gametes are determined by the meiosis process which there are different descriptions on how it occurs. Research in the area is young which can explain why the scientific community hasn't yet determined what the case is. Investigation continues. Until it is known how meiosis works any attempt on creating artificial meiosis for humans must be considered a violation of the Swedish law Lag (2006:351) om genetisk integritet m.m. http://www.riksdagen.se/webbnav/index.aspx?nid=3911&bet=2006:351 Strong efforts are made by some to form an opinion to make artificial meiosis. Based on what they say and do they must be classified as fornicators. Fornication means to stop or compromise the regeneration of life. Even artificial selection of male gametes must be considered a violation of the mentioned law. This is a very common violation in Sweden. People who are assigned and payed to ensure that the law is followed are ignorant. Their ignorance follows from the limited philosophy that the law only applies on the zygote or later forms of life. They also tend to think that processes for which the causes are unknown are randomized and thus replaceable by any according to them random processes. These two philosophies applied to sexual reproduction has to be classified as fornication and must thus not be seen by the collective to be regenerative processes for humans. When meiosis is well understood the situation can change. Meiosis must be of high quality. David
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