The Ethics of Genetic Experimentation
The Ethics of Genetic Experimentation: Exploring the Moral Dilemmas in Gilla: The Hybrid In Fredrick J. Bramante’s novel Gilla: The Hybrid, Dr. Cade’s controversial genetic
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The Hybrid by Fredrick J. Bramante tells the story of Dr. Cade, a geneticist who creates a
human-animal hybrid named Noah through a controversial experiment. Born in a chaotic
emergency room, Noah’s unusual physical traits raise alarms among the medical team,
prompting a series of moral, legal, and scientific dilemmas. As the truth about his origin’s
spreads, the hospital staff, legal authorities, and society must grapple with his existence’s
ethical implications. Dr. Cade faces legal consequences for his actions, but his relationship
with Noah remains central to the story’s emotional core.
Fredrick J. Bramante
In 1995, Fred Bramante received the prestigious Alumni Achievement Award from Keene State College, where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Science (1970). In 2009, Fred was given the Alumni Achievement Award from Plymouth State University where he received his Masters Degree in Educational Leadership (2006). In 1964, Fred graduated 206th of 212 students in his high school; that year his applications for admission to both colleges were rejected.
A former 8th grade Science teacher, Fred left teaching to put a full-time effort into his fledgling music business. With his life savings of $600, Fred founded Daddy’s Junky Music
(1972) and grew it from the smallest of over 11,000 music dealers to the 15th largest in America.
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