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Book Synopsis
Bioethics is the ethics, or moral principles and rules of conduct, of medical and biological research. This text is an introductory text of just biological and not medical bioethics.

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"...I recommend this very readable book wholeheartedly..."(Biologist, December 2002)

"...valuable material...should be on the requiresreading list for a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduatecourses..." (Biological Agriculture & Horticulture, Vol.20,2003)

"...it is a book that morally serious scientists should dip intoin order to help them engage in the scientific and ethicaldebate..." (Animal Welfare, August 2003)

"Biotechnologists and biomedical scientists who are interestedin understanding the ethical issues that their work raises wouldfind this book a useful introduction..." (Addiction Biology, June2003)

Table of Contents
List of Contributors.

Preface.

Section 1: Setting the Scene.

Introduction to Ethics and Bioethics(Michael Reiss).

The Public Evaluation of Science and Technology (BarryBarnes).

Section 2: Ethics and the Natural World.

Introduction to Environmental Ethics(Christopher Southgate).

The Use of the Rainforest as a Test Case in Environmental Ethics(Christopher Southgate).

Environmental Ethics: Further Case Studies (Christopher Southgateand Alex Aylward).

Human Use of Non-Human Animals: A Biologist's View (David dePomerai).

Human Use of Non-Human Animals: A Philosopher's Perspective (R. G.Frey).

Section 3: Ethical Issues in Agriculture and Food Production.

GM Crops and Food: A Scientific Perspective (Steve Hughes and JohnBryant).

Questioning GM Foods(Sue Mayer).

The Patenting of Genes for Agricultural Biotechnology (SteveHughes).

Crop Biotechnology and Developing Countries(Geeta Bharathan, ShantiChandrashekaran and Tony May).

Section 4. Ethical Issues in Biomedical Science.

Starting Human Life: The New Reproductive Technologies (LindaBaggott la Velle).

Genetic Information: Use and Abuse (Bartha Maria Knoppers).

Human Genetics and Genetic Enhancement (Peter Turnpenny and JohnBryant).

Patenting Human Genes: Ethical and Policy Issues (AudreyChapman).

Cloning of Animals and Humans (Harry Griffin).

Dealing with Death: Euthanasia and Related Issues (JohnSearle).

Animal Experimentation in Biomedical Research (Linda Baggott laVelle).

Glossary.

Index.

Bioethics for Scientists Life Sciences

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 26/03/2002
      ISBN13: 9780471495321, 978-0471495321
      ISBN10: 0471495328

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Bioethics is the ethics, or moral principles and rules of conduct, of medical and biological research. This text is an introductory text of just biological and not medical bioethics.

      Trade Review
      "...I recommend this very readable book wholeheartedly..."(Biologist, December 2002)

      "...valuable material...should be on the requiresreading list for a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduatecourses..." (Biological Agriculture & Horticulture, Vol.20,2003)

      "...it is a book that morally serious scientists should dip intoin order to help them engage in the scientific and ethicaldebate..." (Animal Welfare, August 2003)

      "Biotechnologists and biomedical scientists who are interestedin understanding the ethical issues that their work raises wouldfind this book a useful introduction..." (Addiction Biology, June2003)

      Table of Contents
      List of Contributors.

      Preface.

      Section 1: Setting the Scene.

      Introduction to Ethics and Bioethics(Michael Reiss).

      The Public Evaluation of Science and Technology (BarryBarnes).

      Section 2: Ethics and the Natural World.

      Introduction to Environmental Ethics(Christopher Southgate).

      The Use of the Rainforest as a Test Case in Environmental Ethics(Christopher Southgate).

      Environmental Ethics: Further Case Studies (Christopher Southgateand Alex Aylward).

      Human Use of Non-Human Animals: A Biologist's View (David dePomerai).

      Human Use of Non-Human Animals: A Philosopher's Perspective (R. G.Frey).

      Section 3: Ethical Issues in Agriculture and Food Production.

      GM Crops and Food: A Scientific Perspective (Steve Hughes and JohnBryant).

      Questioning GM Foods(Sue Mayer).

      The Patenting of Genes for Agricultural Biotechnology (SteveHughes).

      Crop Biotechnology and Developing Countries(Geeta Bharathan, ShantiChandrashekaran and Tony May).

      Section 4. Ethical Issues in Biomedical Science.

      Starting Human Life: The New Reproductive Technologies (LindaBaggott la Velle).

      Genetic Information: Use and Abuse (Bartha Maria Knoppers).

      Human Genetics and Genetic Enhancement (Peter Turnpenny and JohnBryant).

      Patenting Human Genes: Ethical and Policy Issues (AudreyChapman).

      Cloning of Animals and Humans (Harry Griffin).

      Dealing with Death: Euthanasia and Related Issues (JohnSearle).

      Animal Experimentation in Biomedical Research (Linda Baggott laVelle).

      Glossary.

      Index.

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