Titlebook: Germ-Line Intervention and Our Responsibilities to Future Generations; Emmanuel Agius (Coordinator),Salvino Busuttil Book 19981st edition

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Should we Treat the Human Germ-Line as a Global Human Resource?sts to pursue “germ-line gene therapy”: genetic engineering interventions that would effect changes in people that would be passed along to their offspring as a natural part of their genetic inheritance. The question of whether to proceed with germ-line gene therapy is usually posed as a question ab

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Are We Our Descendants’ Keepers?fe itself is not one’s “possession” but rather belongs to the gods. Furthermore, human beings have a positive duty to guard life, not to let it go. The gods are our keepers in the sense of ownership, but we are their delegates or trustees in the role of guardians of the property they own, namely lif

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Redesigning the Human Genome: Are There Constraints from Nature?s and bodies, Maurice de Wachter concludes: “If one assumes that such reports, recommendation and guidelines reflect society’s opinion on the matter, we must conclude that the rather general approval which somatic cell gene therapy receives does not exist regarding germ-line therapy” (de Wachter, p. 169). One can ask: Why the difference?