Stewart, J.A.
(2006)
DNA, Data and Ethics.
Institute for Religion, Ethics and Public Life, Heythrop College, University of London.
Abstract
The biophysical differences between different kinds of DNA data banks are described. The different ethical implications of DNA fingerprint data banks, data banks of known gene sequences, and data banks of total genomic sequences are considered. Ethical approaches using the concept of the common good and those based on human rights are evaluated in the context of DNA data. Additional theological considerations are discussed. In conclusion, a 'one size fits all' approach to bioethics in this area is rejected.
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