Reflections on the Use of Human Genes in Other Organisms: Ethical, Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions

January 2004, ISBN: 0-476-00250-8

Foreword

Human Genes in Other Organisms: Ethical, Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions
The Religious Society of Friends - Aotearoa / New Zealand Te Haahi Tuuhauwiri: Quaker Spiritual Ecology Group
Josephine Moxon, Convenor

Human Genes in Other Organisms: Ethical, Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions
New Zealand Organisation for Rare Disorders
John Forman, Executive Director

Mutual Respect Overcomes Mutual Disregard: Working to Resolve the GE Impasse
Animal Welfare Science and Bioethics Centre, Massey University
David J Mellor and James Battye

Mana Tangata: Culture, Custom and Transgenic Research
Te Mata o te Tau Academy for Māori Research and Scholarship, Massey University
Mason Durie

The Intrinsic Value of Genes and Organisms
Department of Physics, The University of Auckland
Peter R Wills

The Royal Society of New Zealand: A Perspective on the Insertion of Human Genes into Other Organisms
Alastair S. Gunn and Kelly A. Tudhope

Human Genes into Other Organisms: Ethical, Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions
Life Sciences Network
Francis Wevers, Executive Director

Transgenics: A Perspective from the Interchurch Bioethics Council
Audrey Jarvis, Chris Downs, Grant Gillett, Graham O'Brien, Briar Peat, Barbara Peddie, Maree Pene, Deborah Stevens, Susan Werstein

Te Pa Harakeke o Te Tangata
Kaa Williams

Emotion and Evolution in Science and Ethics
AgResearch
Bruce Small

The Genetic Symphony: Human Genes in Other Organisms: Ethical, Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions
The Nathaniel Centre - The New Zealand Catholic Bioethics Centre

Manipulating Human Genes: How Significant are Species Boundaries?
Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology, University of Otago
Professor D Gareth Jones

The Rights of Humans in a Transgenic World
GE-Free New Zealand (in food and environment)
Jon Carapiet

The Mysterious Ethics of Singing Sheep and Feet Pointing Backwards
Moana Jackson

The Meaning of Genes...
Christchurch School of Medicine
Martin Kennedy