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Organs for transplant: animals, moral standing, and one view of the ethics of xenotransplantationndeed, this use of animals as spare parts for our bodily renewal will doubtless seem to many a perfectly justified use of them, since the prolongation of human life and the enhancement of its quality will strike many as straightforwardly worthy ends.

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Needs, fears and fantasieses. This chapter will describe in outline some of these factors, which form the background to specifically ethical discussions about new technologies in general, and animal biotechnology in particular.