Genetic identity concerns in the regulation of novel reproductive technologies

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Confusion concerning a child's genetic identity is a common objection to the application of novel technologies to human embryos. Unsurprisingly then, concern for genetic identity has been used to justify successive waves of regulatory activity and is again appearing in debates about regulatory responses to emerging reproductive technologies. By examining the history of Australian law's understanding and responses...

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