What Are the Issues With Genetic Technology?

By:

Wendy Meshbesher

Contributor(s):

Eve Hartman

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford, United Kingdom Capstone Global Library Ltd 03 Feb 2012Description: 48 Pages Hardback 194 x 244 x 10mm | 358.34gISBN:

9781406233858

Genre/Form:

Health Sciences & Medicine - Scientific Research

DDC classification:

660.65

Summary: This book explains what genetic technology is, what can be done with it, what will be possible in the future, and what the ethical concerns are regarding this evolving technology.

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Current library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Senior Library	Scientific Research	Health Sciences & Medicine	660.65	1	Available	Health Sciences & Medicine - Scientific Research		SL2019I3124

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This book explains what genetic technology is, what can be done with it, what will be possible in the future, and what the ethical concerns are regarding this evolving technology.
Health Sciences & Medicine - Scientific Research

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