Question

knowledge of the functioning of cells and dna has led to the creation of new life in laboratories. what is an example of an ethical question this raises? why are cells and dna important to study? how do cells create new life? how many cells do humans have? is it wrong to change or control life forms?

Explanation:

The question is about an ethical question related to creating new life in laboratories using cell and DNA knowledge. The option "Is it wrong to change or control life forms?" directly addresses the ethical aspect of manipulating or controlling life forms, which aligns with the context of ethical questions from cell/DNA research leading to new life creation. The other options are about the importance of cells/DNA, how cells create new life, or the number of cells in humans, which are more about scientific inquiry rather than ethical questions.

Answer:

The correct option is: Is it wrong to change or control life forms?