Phrases with «human germline»

The phrase "human germline" refers to the genetic information that is passed down from one generation to another. It includes the DNA found in sperm cells of males and egg cells of females. These cells carry the instructions for how a new individual will develop and inherit traits from their parents. Full definition

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The future clinical application of human germline genome editing should not proceed unless, at a minimum, there is (a) a compelling medical rationale, (b) an evidence base that supports its clinical use, (c) an ethical justification, and (d) a transparent public process to solicit and incorporate stakeholder input. (ashg.org)
So far, the U.S. government hasn't funded research on human germline modification, and other governments have banned it, so we'll talk about somatic cells [sources: Baruch, Hanna]. (science.howstuffworks.com)
Its participants released a statement concluding that it would be «irresponsible» for researchers to move forward with clinical human germline editing until its risks and benefits were better known, and there was «broad societal consensus» on its use. (aaas.org)
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Phrases with «human germline»

Sentences with «human germline»

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