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Crafting a cloning policy : from Dolly to stem cells / Andrea L. Bonnicksen.

Van Pelt Library QH442.2 .B66 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Bonnicksen, Andrea L.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cloning--Government policy--United States.
Cloning.
Cloning--Government policy.
United States.
Physical Description:
xii, 220 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : Georgetown University Press, [2002]
Contents:
Chapter 2 Underpinnings of Policy Development 14
Technological Optimism 15
Persistent Conflict over Embryo Research 19
Inclination toward Private Policy 25
Chapter 3 Attempts to Legislate: U.S. Congress, 1997 30
Early Actions and Information Gathering 31
Congressional Hearings 34
National Bioethics Advisory Commission: Meetings and Report 37
Proposed Legislation from the President 44
Additional Hearings 45
Chapter 4 The Politics of Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer, 1998 54
Activities in the Senate 55
A House Hearing 63
Chapter 5 The Politics of Therapeutic Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer, 1999 68
Therapeutic Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 69
Ethical Issues and Policy Options 71
Using Spare Embryos for Embryonic Stem Cell Research 72
Creating Embryos through Fertilization for Embryonic Stem Cell Research 73
Creating Embryos through Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer for Embryonic Stem Cell Research 74
U.S. Senate Hearings (1) 74
Legal Interpretation by the National Institutes of Health 78
Report from the National Bioethics Advisory Commission 80
National Institutes of Health Advisory Committee 83
The Politics of Embryonic Stem Cell Research 84
U.S. Senate Hearings (2) 88
The Changing Politics of Embryo Research 92
Chapter 6 Administrative Oversight: Food and Drug Administration 99
Nature of Food and Drug Administration Oversight 99
Reproductive and Therapeutic Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 108
The Food and Drug Administration's Role in Cloning Policy 112
Chapter 7 Oversight Through Federal Research Funding 118
Nature of Federal Protection of Human Research Participants 118
Heightened Oversight for Categories of Research 122
Gene Therapy and the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee 123
Embryo Research and Heightened Review 127
Human Research Protections and Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 132
Chapter 8 State Legislatures and State and Federal Courts 136
Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer and Embryo Research Laws 137
Laws and the Constitution 143
Enabling Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 147
Chapter 9 Cross-National and International Oversight 151
Policy Mechanisms in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia 151
United Kingdom 152
Canada 157
Australia 160
Observations 162
Policies in Other Nations 164
Embryo Research and Cloning Laws 164
Observations 167
International Responses to Reproductive Cloning 169
Nongovernmental Organizations 169
Governmental Organizations 170
Chapter 10 Toward Responsible Policymaking 178
Four Policy Approaches 178
Legislation with a Narrow Arc 179
Legislation with a Broad Arc 180
Existing Regulatory Mechanisms 182
Adjustments to Existing Regulatory Mechanisms 183
A Changing Metaphor 192.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 194-213) and index.
ISBN:
0878403701
087840371X
OCLC:
49247828

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