Recombinant DNA: A Case Study in Regulation of Scientific Research
Considers: i. risk benefit analysis of recombinant D.N.A. research ii. Indirect regulation iii. Regulation through existing federal law. iv. A framework for government regulation of recombinant DNA research.
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