Recent UK legislation relating to embryology included provision of the creation of human-animal hybrid embryos (which combine human and animal genetic material) for therapeutic research purposes. (See UK parliament backs human-animal embryo research | HEALTH | NEWS | tvnz.co.nz)
What do you think?
Do you think it is acceptable to create human-animal embryos for therapeutic purposes?
Related links:
Two different points of view on the UK embryology bill:
- Geraldine Peacock: The human fertilization and embryology bill gives me hope | Comment is free | The Guardian
- Response: I have a disability, yet I still think it’s wrong to destroy embryos, says Alison Davis | Comment is free | The Guardian
Who’s afraid of a synthetic human? | John Harris - Times Online
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