deCODE Genetics (Iceland) In 1997, Kari Stefansson, native of Iceland and geneticist formerly at Harvard, founded deCODE Genetics in Reykjavik – www.decode.is deCODE Genetics is a subsidiary of deCODE

3. Ethical Issues in Genetic Engineering Bruce, Donald. Engineering Genesis: The Ethics of Genetic Engineering in Non-Human Animals . London: Earthscan, 1998. Bryant, John & John Searle. Life in Our Hands: A Christian

Genetic Engineering Alteration of an organism's genetic, or hereditary, material to eliminate undesirable characteristics or to produce desirable new ones. Genetic engineering is used to increase plant and animal food production; to

Genetic Engineering and Food for the World (New York 2001) January 2001, New York Eric Beresford: Serving the Constituencies of a New Technology: An Ethical Critique

and Ethics of Cloning and Genetic Engineering : Who will Decide the Future of Humankind? Lee Silver , Professor, Princeton University Related Topics: AAAS Report on Stem-Cells... Evanston Seminary Stem-Cell Colloquy Ted

Seminary Re-engineering Creation: Theological Reservations Concerning Genetic Technology: Play Dr. Preston Williams , Professor, Harvard Divinity School

Natural-Law Approach to Genetic Technologies Ethics Panel Discussion The World is Our Parish...So...? Re-engineering Creation: Theological

QUESTION: Opponents of genetic engineering have often argued that messing with our genes, genetic engineering, is a kind of hubristic "playing God". But you also disagree with that. Why? DR. PETERS: Well, the phrase "playing

Criterion for Exploring Genetic Technologies “What nature does in the evolutionary process, human beings ought to do also, as we are able.” Licenses genetic experimentation and therapy while closely constraining it.

religious arguments against genetic engineering are often misguided. DR. COLLINS: To say that genetic engineering is unacceptable across the board because of its potential for creating some ethical dilemmas is the most unethical stance of all.