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Accountability in Research
Ethics, Integrity and Policy
Volume 18, 2011 - Issue 3: Impact of Genomics Research on Ethical Issues
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Current Ethical Issues in Synthetic Biology: Where Should We Go from Here?

Ainsley J. Newson LL.B. (Hons.)Ph.D. Centre for Ethics in Medicine, School of Social and Community Medicine, University of Bristol, Bristol, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 181-193 | Published online: 12 May 2011

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Jeantine E. Lunshof & Ruth Chadwick. (2011) Editorial: Genetic and Genomic Research—Changing Patterns of Accountability. Accountability in Research 18:3, pages 121-131.
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. (2020) Synthetic Biology: Approaches, Opportunities, Applications and Challenges. Abasyn Journal Life Sciences, pages 25-40.
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Kathleen M Rose, Emily L Howell, Dietram A Scheufele, Dominique Brossard, Michael A Xenos, Philip Shapira, Jan Youtie & Seokbeom Kwon. (2018) The Values of Synthetic Biology: Researcher Views of Their Field and Participation in Public Engagement. BioScience 68:10, pages 782-791.
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G. Seghal Kiran, Pasiyappazham Ramasamy, Sivasankari Sekar, Meenatchi Ramu, Saqib Hassan, A.S. Ninawe & Joseph Selvin. (2018) Synthetic biology approaches: Towards sustainable exploitation of marine bioactive molecules. International Journal of Biological Macromolecules 112, pages 1278-1288.
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Milenko Rakic, Isabelle Wienand, David Shaw, Rebecca Nast & Bernice S. Elger. (2016) Autonomy and Fear of Synthetic Biology: How Can Patients’ Autonomy Be Enhanced in the Field of Synthetic Biology? A Qualitative Study with Stable Patients. Science and Engineering Ethics 23:2, pages 375-388.
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Ji Young Chun, Hye Lim Lee & Ji Won Yoon. (2015) Passing Go with DNA Sequencing: Delivering Messages in a Covert Transgenic Channel. Passing Go with DNA Sequencing: Delivering Messages in a Covert Transgenic Channel.

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