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The U.K. will soon allow DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide to create babies from the DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide of three different people. It will be the DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide country to do this. British lawmakers voted 382-128 for the DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide. Doctors say three-person babies will stop diseases passing from a DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide to her newborn DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide. As many as 150 babies a year could be born DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide the new technique. The first baby to be born using the DNA from DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide people could be born DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide year. The technique will help prevent an incurable disease that affects about one in 6,500 children DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide.

The technique is DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide. It combines the parents' DNA with the DNA of a DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide donor who does not have the disease. Doctors replace the DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide DNA in the mother's DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide with healthy DNA from the donor. The baby receives about 0.1 per cent of its DNA from the DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide. Lawmakers said this was " DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide at the end of a dark tunnel" for many DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide. Britain's Prime Minister said: "We're not playing God here. We're just making DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide that two parents who want a healthy baby can have DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide." Critics say the technique could lead to the genetic modification of children and " DNAbabydesignerdoctorsdonoreggfamiliesfemalefirstidealightmothernextonesimplesurethreeunhealthyusingworldwide babies".