Redesigning Humans, Our Inevitable Genetic Future - Our Inevitable Genetic Future (Paperback, 1st Mariner Books ed)


A groundbreaking work, Redesigning Humans tackles the controversial subject of engineering the human germline -- the process of permanently altering the genetic code of an individual so that the changes are passed on to the offspring. Gregory Stock, an expert on the implications of recent advances in reproductive biology, has glimpsed the inevitable future of biomedical engineering. Within decades, Stock asserts, technological advances will bring meaningful changes to our offspring; this scientific revolution promises to fundamentally alter the human species. With recent findings presented in a new afterword, Stock's provocative assessment cuts through the debate to envision an age of radical biotechnological advancement and unprecedented human choice.



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A groundbreaking work, Redesigning Humans tackles the controversial subject of engineering the human germline -- the process of permanently altering the genetic code of an individual so that the changes are passed on to the offspring. Gregory Stock, an expert on the implications of recent advances in reproductive biology, has glimpsed the inevitable future of biomedical engineering. Within decades, Stock asserts, technological advances will bring meaningful changes to our offspring; this scientific revolution promises to fundamentally alter the human species. With recent findings presented in a new afterword, Stock's provocative assessment cuts through the debate to envision an age of radical biotechnological advancement and unprecedented human choice.


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General

Imprint

Houghton Mifflin

Country of origin

United States

Release date

March 2003

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Expected to ship within 10 - 15 working days

First published

April 2003

Authors

Dimensions

209 x 140 x 18mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

304

Edition

1st Mariner Books ed

ISBN-13

978-0-618-34083-5

Barcode

9780618340835

Categories

LSN

0-618-34083-1



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