Molecular Genetics in Medicine: Advances, Applications and Ethical Implications

Proceedings of the 1989 Galton Institute conference edited by D. F. Roberts and Robert Chester

Main contents

1. Introduction
D. F. Roberts

2. The Human Chromosome Map
T. Andrews

3. The DNA Map
Kay E. Davies

4. Molecular Individuality and Genetic ‘Fingerprinting’
C. F. Inglehearn and R. J. Bellamy

5. Fetal Tissue Sampling
R. J. Lilford

6. Fetal Diagnosis and the Need for Support
K. M. Laurence

7. Prospects for Gene Insertion Therapy in Early Life
Marcus Pembrey

8. Neural Transplantation in Degenerative Disease
E. R. Hitchcock

9. Population Screening for Genetic Disorders
Sarah Bundey

10. Family Screening for Genetic Disorders: Lessons from Huntington’s Disease
Peter S. Harper and Michael J. Morris

11. Molecular Genetics in Medicine: Sharing the Benefits
Trefor Jenkins

12. Genetic Registers: Problems Old and New
Alan F. H. Emery

13. New Problems in Management of Families
A. Clarke

14. Law or Ethics?
D. J. Cusine

15. Tension: The Ethics of Choice
G. R. Dunstan

16. Epilogue: Molecular Genetics in Medicine
D. F. Roberts and Robert Chester

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