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1. Genetic disenhancement and xenotransplantation: diminishing pigs' capacity to experience suffering through genetic engineering.

2. Eight Strategies to Engineer Acceptance of Human Germline Modifications.

4. The New RNA-Editing Era - Ethical Considerations.

5. The genetic structure of SARS-CoV-2 does not rule out a laboratory origin: SARS-COV-2 chimeric structure and furin cleavage site might be the result of genetic manipulation.

6. The Regulation of Mitochondrial Replacement Techniques Around the World.

8. Transhumanism, Moral Perfection, and Those 76 Trombones.

9. [Polygenic scores: towards designer babies?]

10. Considerations on genetic engineering: regarding the birth of twins subjected to gene edition.

11. Do we have a right to an unmanipulated genome? The human genome as the common heritage of mankind.

12. An ambiguity in Habermas's argument against liberal eugenics.

13. Reproductive CRISPR does not cure disease.

14. Heritable Genome Editing and the Downsides of a Global Moratorium.

16. Heritable Genome Editing: Who Speaks for "Future" Children?

17. Estimating Demand for Germline Genome Editing: An In Vitro Fertilization Clinic Perspective.

18. The Daunting Economics of Therapeutic Genome Editing.

19. The Use and Misuse of Brave New World in the CRISPR Debate.

20. Will CRISPR Germline Engineering Close the Door to an Open Future?

21. Controlling CRISPR Through Law: Legal Regimes as Precautionary Principles.

23. Minimizing off-target effects in CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing.

24. Genetically Engineered Oil Seed Crops and Novel Terrestrial Nutrients: Ethical Considerations.

25. Battling CRISPR-Cas9 off-target genome editing.

27. [Bioethics theories, the protection of life and natural law].

28. Nature beyond control: how expectations should inform decisions about human germline engineering.

29. [Scientific integrity and research: towards relearning to prevent unintentional scientific misconduct?]

30. Twentieth-century science education and 21st-century genetic engineering technologies: A toxic mix.

33. How machine learning could keep dangerous DNA out of terrorists' hands.

34. The blind babymaker.

35. Designing humans: A human rights approach.

36. In vitro gametogenesis: The end of egg donation?

37. In vitro gametogenesis and reproductive cloning: Can we allow one while banning the other?

39. Scientific mistakes from the agri-food biotech critics.

40. Mexico and mitochondrial replacement techniques: what a mess.

41. Synthetic Biology Ethics at iGEM: iGEMer Perspectives.

42. Constructing future scenarios as a tool to foster responsible research and innovation among future synthetic biologists.

43. Synthesizing Manifested Biology.

44. Defending eugenics : From cryptic choice to conscious selection.

45. Framing the ethical and legal issues of human artificial gametes in research, therapy, and assisted reproduction: A German perspective.

46. Artificial gametes, the unnatural and the artefactual.

47. Three-parent baby: Is it ethical?

48. Selecting for Disabilities: Selection Versus Modification.

49. Communicating Biotech Advances: Fiction versus Reality.

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