Germline edits: Trust ethics review process

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Nature 520 (2015)
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Summary: Edward Lanphier and colleagues contend that human germline editing is an unethical technology because it could have unpredictable effects on future generations. In our view, such misgivings do not justify their proposed moratorium.

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Chris Gyngell
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