The Ethics of Embryonic Stem Cell Research - Katrien.
Stem cell research is a fascinating field of study, but as with many expanding fields of scientific study, it raises questions just as quickly as it generates new answers. A proper understanding must be made, signifying the fact that the destruction of a specified amount of embryos will not alter the future of the whole human race as drastically as some seem to predict.
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Devolder K, Ward MC. Rescuing human embryonic stem cell research: the possibility of embryo reconstitution. In: Grabel L, Gruen L and Singer P, eds. Stem Cell Research: the Ethical Issues. Blackwell Publishing, 2007: 105-123. Devolder K and Savulescu J. The Moral Imperative to Conduct Embryonic Stem Cell and Cloning Research.
From the perspective of the argument in favor of stem cell research and cloning, this would be especially problematic given the enormous potentials for the responsible use of stem cell technology.. Devolder, Katrien, and Julian Savulescu.. January 07). Sample Essay on the Argument in Favor of Stem Cell Research and Cloning. Retrieved from.
The ethics of embryonic stem cell research. (Katrien Devolder) -- Katrien Devolder focuses on the tension between the popular view that an embryo should never be deliberately harmed or destroyed, and the view that embryonic stem cell research, because of its. Your Web browser is not enabled for JavaScript.
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Katrien Devolder focuses on the tension between the popular view that an embryo should never be deliberately harmed or destroyed, and the view that embryonic stem cell research, because of its.