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CRISPR Gene-Therapy: A Critical Review of Ethical Concerns and a Proposal for Public Decision-Making

2022-01-01

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CRISPR is currently viewed as the central tool for future gene therapy. Yet, many prominent scientists and bioethicists have expressed ethical concerns around CRISPR gene therapy. This paper provides a critical review of concerns about CRISPR gene therapy as expressed in the mainstream academic literature, paired with replies also generally found in that literature. The expressed concerns can be categorised into t...

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Literature Corpus work: c9e852de-695c-5b9c-9309-bd736fb11908
DOI: 10.7202/1089787ar

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