Improving nature? : the science and ethics of genetic engineering / Michael J. Reiss and Roger Straughan

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Improving nature? : the science and ethics of genetic engineering / Michael J. Reiss and Roger Straughan

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Reiss, Michael (1958-....). Auteur | Straughan, Roger (1941-....) - philosophe. Auteur

Edited by Cambridge University Press - 1996

The practicalities of genetic engineering. Moral and ethical concerns. Theological concerns. The genetic engineering of microorganisms. The genetic engineering of plants. The genetic engineering of animals. The genetic engineering of humans. Public understanding of genetic engineering: what can education do?.

Language: anglais
Physical description: 1 vol.(x- 288 p. ; ill., graph., tab. ; 24 cm

Publication date: 1996

ISBN: 0-521-45441-7

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