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(Webinar) Governance of the Progress of Gene-Editing Technologies: A Critical Response from a Biomedical, Ethical, and Legal Perspective

(Webinar) Governance of the Progress of Gene-Editing Technologies: A Critical Response from a Biomedical, Ethical, and Legal Perspective

1. Chimeras and Personhood - The question of whether the advent of chimeras such as pig-human and mouse embryos alters legal concepts of personhood 2. Reconsidering the 14-day Rule of Human Embryo for Human Germline Genome Editing: A South Korean Perspective 3. A Study on Researchers' Responsibility for Using CRISPR-Cas9 on Embryos in South Korea

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 Law Faculty

 21st March, 2022

#Ethics #Genes #Law #biomedical

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