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Regulating stem cell research and human cloning in an Australian context: the Lockhart Review

Olivia HarveyCentre for Biomedicine and Society (CBAS), King's College, London, UK
Pages 33-42 | Published online: 07 May 2008

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Rachel A. Ankeny, Megan J. Munsie & Joan Leach. (2022) Developing a Reflexive, Anticipatory, and Deliberative Approach to Unanticipated Discoveries: Ethical Lessons from iBlastoids. The American Journal of Bioethics 22:1, pages 36-45.
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Vincent Goding & Kieran Tranter. (2021) ‘The machine runs itself’: law is technology and Australian embryo and human cloning law. Griffith Law Review 30:2, pages 240-269.
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Nicola J. Marks. (2012) Cyborg stem cells in public: deconstructing and taking responsibility for categorizations. New Genetics and Society 31:4, pages 359-384.
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Olivia Harvey. (2011) Managing innovation in the stem cell sciences: Australian views from the field. Prometheus 29:2, pages 93-104.
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Rachel A. Ankeny & Susan Dodds. (2008) Hearing community voices: public engagement in Australian human embryo research policy, 2005–2007. New Genetics and Society 27:3, pages 217-232.
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Catherine Waldby. 2015. International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences. International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences 440 445 .
Nicola J. Marks. (2012) Speech acts and performances of scientific citizenship: Examining how scientists talk about therapeutic cloning. Public Understanding of Science 23:5, pages 494-510.
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Tamra Lysaght & Ian Kerridge. (2010) Rhetoric, power and legitimacy: A critical analysis of the public policy disputes surrounding stem cell research in Australia (2005–6). Public Understanding of Science 21:2, pages 195-210.
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Tamra Lysaght, John Miles Little & Ian Harold Kerridge. (2011) Marginalizing Experience: A Critical Analysis of Public Discourse Surrounding Stem Cell Research in Australia (2005–6). Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 8:2, pages 191-202.
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Nicola J. Marks. (2010) Defining Stem Cells? Scientists and Their Classifications of Nature. The Sociological Review 58:1_suppl, pages 32-50.
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Olivia Harvey. (2009) Innovation and commercialisation in the stem cell industries in Australia: State strategies and other opportunities to build a competitive position in the global stem cell economy. Journal of Commercial Biotechnology 16:1, pages 72-83.
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