Titlebook: Animal Biotechnology and Ethics; Alan Holland,Andrew Johnson (Environmental Consult Book 1998 Chapman & Hall 1998 animals.biotechnology.de

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Methods for genetic modification in farm animals and humans: present procedures and future opportunind finally an adult animal or human being. This involves the formation of a great variety of different tissues at specific stages of development. This miracle occurs because every cell has within its nucleus an instruction manual. Whereas every cell in the body of an animal carries the same blueprin

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Animal biotechnology in mediciner plants and animals whose environment they share, and over the centuries act as a shaping, selective, force in their evolution, only humans have had the ability to decide how they would like a certain animal or plant to be, and then deliberately to plan and execute appropriate strategies to attain

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The effects of biotechnology on animal welfare be done - for little has been done..Techniques for the scientific assessment of the welfare of animals have developed rapidly in recent years and many of these can be applied to animals which are genetically modified, or treated with biotechnology products. Each modified strain or treated animal sh

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Why biotechnology?d to provide objects necessary for human sustenance and comfort’. The first two definitions point clearly to roots of technology in science. Animal biotechnology then refers to technologies that derive from the application of the sciences of animal biology. Science can be defined as ‘knowledge cover

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Consensus conferences and technological animalsheir minds on their own premises, they are open-minded, responsible and pragmatic. They do as fine a job as an ethicist could, and besides the comprehensiveness of their statements, they have something which a single academic can never get – large political credibility.

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Needs, fears and fantasieserstood in the context of their wider social and political beliefs. These, in turn, can be interpreted in terms of psychological and cultural influences. This chapter will describe in outline some of these factors, which form the background to specifically ethical discussions about new technologies

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Intervention, humility and animal integrity’s. Do such interventions in their lives constitute a new wrong done to animals? There is, of course, a wide range of these techniques and perhaps my question can only be seriously raised about some of them. But even ‘benign’ ones, like extraction of Factor IX from sheep, presuppose a whole enterpri