Three speeches on the technology and moral implications of genetic engineering, in vitro fertilization, and cloning. Explores possible treatment of genetic-related diseases, public and private funding, and how people react to such innovations.
|r.1. pt.1. The State of the art in human in vitro fertililzation, embryo transfer, and cloning / John D. Biggers (35 min.) ; pt.2 Technical and medical state of the art of gene therapy in human adults and embryos / W. French Anderson (32 min.) — r.2. The Ethics and politics of embryo and gene manipulation / Ruth Hubbard (28 min.).
Human embryo and gene manipulation : the state of the art, ethics, and public policy / produced by Eduardo Villaseca.
PRA Archive #:
KZ1397
Date Recorded On:
Washington D.C., 3-8 Jan. 1982.
Date Broadcast On:
KPFK, 2 Dec. 1982.
Item Duration:
2 reels (91 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.
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Station: KPFK
Program: Human embryo and gene manipulation : the state of the art, ethics, and public policy / produced by Eduardo Villaseca.
Keywords: Anderson, W. French., Artificial insemination, Human — Moral and religious aspects., Artificial insemination, Human — Technological innovations., Embryology — Moral and religious aspects., Genetic engineering — Technological innovations., Genetic research., Hubbard, Ruth., Human embryo and gene manipulation : the state of the art, ethics, and public policy / produced by Eduardo Villaseca., Villaseca, Eduardo.
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