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Ke-Hui Cui M.D., Ph.D.

Savannah, Georgia, 31405, U.S.A.

May 7, 2017

Email: khcui72@hereditics.net

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*Comment for "Scientists call for new ethical guidelines for 'synthetic embryos'", ivf.net, April 2,  2017.

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Yes. It is the time to set up ethical guidelines for further stem cell research at the level of tissues and organs.

 

To use stem cells to produce tissue or organ for medical treatment (rather than germline treatment) is good for human medicine, because it will not change human beings in heredity.

 

To produce a heart without beating is not useful. Artificial heart should contain heart function.

 

To produce brain tissue which containing normal functions is good for repair damaged tissue. However, to produce a whole brain is not a good subject. The reason is: one person to be existing in the world is depending on the brain to control all of the body parts and to recognize the world. One brain means one person. To use a whole baby brain to replace an adult brain is not ethical. Head transplant is not ethical too. To produce artificial human beings should be banned in future by Security Council of United Nations.

 

Please further read the following comment which is for another paper report. It will be helpful as one of your reference.

“ARTIFICIAL NEW SPECIES – SUBHUMAN BEINGS (Abnormal Cell Anatomy of MRT Subhuman Species)” published on ivf.net 2 April 2017 comment for “HFEA grants first UK licence to carry out mitochondrial donation” response on 20 April 2017.

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About the abnormal Molecular Biochemistry of the mothers’ eggs, please read:

“CHANGING HUMAN BEINGS BY MRT IS MISLEADING AND NOT SCIENTIFIC” published on ivf.net 05 December 2016 comment for “Expert panel approve cautious use of mitochondrial donation in the UK” response on 19 December 2016.

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