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> I respect your opinion on when a human being begins life. But at the > moment of conception, it is my understanding that an incredible event > occurs; a one of a kind stamp that will carry that individual's identity > from that moment and will survive his or her own death: DNA. Am I wrong, > does DNA come along sometime later in the development of the "fetus"? If > there is science that refutes my understanding of when DNA is established, > I'd appreciate seeing it. You must know that during IVF, a few ova are fertilized and then frozen. When used, they inplant one fertilized ovum in the uterus. If it works, a baby is born 9 months later. What happens to the frozen fertilized ´embryos´? If the couple does not want any more children, those ´embryos´ are destroyed. If not destroyed, they can be used to produce a line of stem cells that could finally contribute to a cure or at least a treatment for some disease. You prefer those embryos to be destroyed? your choice but some people prefer to use them to help sick people. I prefer hope to and end in a bin maryse ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn