The Council published Genome editing: an ethical review on 30 September 2016
Chapter downloads:
- Genome editing
- Science in context
- Moral perspectives
- Human health
- Food
- Environment
- Other applications
- Conclusions
Download the short guide, or start reading here:
- Introduction to the review
- Genome editing in brief: what, why and how?
- The context of genome editing
- Moral perspectives
- Human health
- Food
- Wildlife and ecosystems
- Other applications: industrial, military and amateur use
- Conclusions
The review was carried out by an interdisciplinary working group that included expertise in science, law, philosophy, ethics, sociology and industry. In coming to its conclusions, the Working Group invited contributions from a wide range of people, including through an open call for evidence that ran from November 2015 until February 2016.
- Find out more about the Working Group
- Read the Group’s Terms of Reference
- Find out more about the evidence gathering for the review