Public views about editing genes in wildlife for conservation
Abstract
Developments in CRISPR‐based gene‐editing technologies have generated a growing number of proposals to edit genes in wildlife to meet conservation goals. As these proposals have attracted greater attention, controversies have emerged among scientists and stakeholder groups over potential consequences and ethical implications of gene editing. Responsible governance cannot occur without consulting broader publics, yet little effort has been made...
Paper Details
Title
Public views about editing genes in wildlife for conservation
Published Date
Jun 5, 2019
Journal
Volume
33
Issue
6
Pages
1286 - 1295
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