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Do You Suppose They Want Gm Babies?
Scienza E Filosofia 20:216-224 (2018)
Abstract
“DO YOU SUPPOSE THEY WANT GM BABIES?” New techniques for editing genes could transform biological research, with almost unlimited potential, says a new report from the UK Nuffield Council on Bioethics.1 But the advent of a cheap, precise, and widely used technique, known as CRISPR-Cas9, also raises ethical and moral issues that need to be resolved, says the council.Links
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