I think so, in this case...

According to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.wired.com/news/medtech/0,1286,59479,00.html">this article on Wired News</a>, scientists have made "she-males" from embyronic cells to "better study" genes. Of course, this raised quite an outcry from a number of groups, most of whom I disagree with on this stuff. But, not this time. Of course, my father tried to tell me about this when I was a kid, but would I listen?
Sooner or later, scientists are going to push the envelope of ethical behavior in the name of research. I get especially worried about this when they're pushing ethical boundries in biology. Haven't they read Aldous Huxley? Haven't they at least seen the movie "Gattica"? For pity's sake, the science-fiction world has been trying to warn us about the dangers of this for decades, when will we listen?