A principalist argument against heritable genome editing
In May of 2019 The New Bioethics carried a paper (purchase or subscription required) by Jennifer Gumer of Columbia and Loyola Marymount Universities, summarizing an argument against heritable genome editing (the kind in which an embryo’s genes are edited so that the change will be passed down to the subject’s descendants), based on Belmont principalism. … Continue reading "A principalist argument against heritable genome editing"
Source: blog.bioethics.net - Category: Medical Ethics Authors: Jon Holmlund Tags: Genetics Health Care bioethics biotechnology enhancement human dignity reproduction syndicated Source Type: blogs
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