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Jèm ak liy du modification très lwa kontwovèsyal, menm pou rezon medikal. Depi devlòpman génétique "Engineering" nan 70s la gen yon konsantman "assez non" sa moun jèm ak liy enetik modifye-ak sousi li ogmante de "jwe Bondye" Et "concepteur bébés"-gen san ke yo, mwen menm, Peter Mills, ki di sa, direktè asistan konsèy Nuffield Retire sou Bioéthique ak plon konsèy la sou du modification. Selon INESKO a Deklarasyon inivèsèl sou du imen ak dwa moun, entèvansyon jèm ak liy "ta ka ale kont dinyite moun".
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Germ-line genome editing is highly controversial, even for medical purposes. Since the development of genetic engineering in the 70s there has been a “fairly undisturbed” consensus that human germ-line genetic modification – with the worries it raises about “playing God” and “designer babies” – is off bounds, says Peter Mills, assistant director of the UK Nuffield Council on Bioethics and the council’s lead on genome editing. According to Unesco’s Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights, germ-line interventions “could be contrary to human dignity”.