Human genome modification

Conner, Kierra

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Human genome modification

Conner, Kierra

Advisor: Powell, Jason A.

Date: 2018-05

Type: Undergraduate senior honors thesis.

Archival ID: A-389

Degree: Thesis (B.?)

Department: Honors College

Abstract:

The innovative technology of human genome editing is rapidly developing. In this thesis, I will first discuss the history behind genetic modification. I will then go over the advantages and drawbacks of human gene editing. Finally, I will support the importance of regulation and offer possible benefits of worldwide harmonization of regulatory standards.

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