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    The Human Genome Project The Dominance of Economy on Science- Ethical and Social Implications.K. Simitopoulou & N. I. Xirotiris - 2000 - Global Bioethics 13 (3-4):43-52.
    Genetics today have occupied among sciences the privileged role of physics and chemistry of the beginning of this century. This explosive scientific field influences crucially various disciplines, among them life sciences and informatics. Moreover, it imposes “de facto” dramatic changes to our individual and collective life style, thus influencing the whole framework of our civilisation. The intensive involvement of the global economy in the progress of the research and the dissemination of its applications, arises ethical issues to be arranged.The danger (...)
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    Background information on current aspects of biotechnology and trends in ethics The biotechnological revolution—progress or disaster?N. I. Xirotiris & K. Simitopoulou - 1997 - Global Bioethics 10 (1-4):55-64.
    There is an emergency to inform people about the biotechnological revolution and its multidirectional consequences in every day's life. Bioethical issues should be methodically analysed, since the definition of the term depends upon the educational background and the speciality of each scientist involved.An increasing international awareness is gradually expressed by the various bodies, (political authorities, educational Institutions etc), materialized through a series of declarations and legislative regulations or by establishing various assemblies responsible for bioethical issues. However the economic dimension interfering (...)
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    Preface.N. I. Xirotiris & Kally Simitopoulou - 1999 - Global Bioethics 12 (1-4):5-5.
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