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Main Title The Recombinant DNA debate /
Author Jackson, David Archer ; Stich, Stephen P.
Publisher Prentice-Hall,
Year Published 1979
Report Number 78026385
OCLC Number 04493533
ISBN 0137674422; 9780137674428
Subjects Recombinant DNA--Social aspects ; DNA, Recombinant ; Genetic Engineering ; Genetische manipulatie ; Sociale aspecten
Additional Subjects Recombinant DNA--Social aspects
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ELBM  QH442.R38 1979 AWBERC Library/Cincinnati,OH 01/01/1988 DISPERSAL
Collation xiv, 385 pages ; 24 cm
Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Notes
The discussion of recombinant DNA at The University of Michigan / Alvin Zander -- Principles and applications of recombinant DNA methodology / David A. Jackson -- Recombinant DNA : areas of potential applications / A.M. Chakrabarty -- Biological containment : the construction of safer E. coli strains / Roy Curtis III -- Two lectures on recombinant DNA research / Robert L. Sinsheimer -- Biological, social, and political issues in genetic engineering / Science for the people -- The case against genetic engineering / George Wald -- Evolution, epidemiology, and recombinant DNA / Bernard D. Davis -- Real and imagined dangers of recombinant DNA technology : the need for expert evaluation / Rolf Freter -- DNA splicing : will fear rob us of its benefits? / Joshua Lederberg -- The recombinant DNA debate : some philosophical considerations / Stephen P. Stich -- When may research be stopped? / Carl Cohen -- Biocatastrophe and the law : legal aspects of recombinant DNA research / Roger B. Dworkin -- Why we avoid the key questions : how shifts in funding of scientific inquiry affect decision making about science / Max Heirich -- Who decides who decides : some dilemmas and other hopes / Donald N. Michael -- The press as guilty bystander / Charles R. Eisendrath -- On the dangers of inquiry and the burden of proof / Carl Cohen.