Stored tissue samples : ethical, legal, and public policy implications /
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Iowa City :
University of Iowa Press,
[1998]
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1. Stored tissue samples in specific clinical and research settings
- A pilot test of DNA-based analysis using anonymized newborn screening cards in Iowa / M. Therese Lysaught ... [et al.]
- An ethical and policy framework for the collection of umbilical cord blood stem cells / Dorothy E. Vawter
- Human embryo cryopreservation: benefits and adverse consequences / Amy E.T. Sparks
- Use of stored tissue samples for genetic research in epidemiologic studies / Karen K. Steinberg ... [et al.]
- Informed consent, stored tissue samples, and the Human Genome Diversity Project: protecting the rights of research participants / Henry T. Greely
- Pt. 2. Multidisciplinary perspectives: history, biomedical research, ethics, and law
- Beyond the grave - the use and meaning of human body parts: a historical introduction / Susan C. Lawrence
- Negotiating diverse values in a pluralist society: limiting access to genetic information / Mary Ann G. Cutter
- Researcher obligations to tissue and DNA sample sources / Curtis R. Naser
- Human biological samples and the laws of property: the trust as a model for biological repositories / Karen Gottlieb
- DNA banking: an empirical study of a proposed consent form / Jon F. Merz, Pamela Sankar
- Human genetic material: commodity or gift? / Bartha Maria Knoppers
- Advance directives for the use of stored tissue samples / Robert F. Weir
- The role of community in research with stored tissue samples / William L. Freeman
- Pt. 3. Special issues in the use of stored tissue samples in forensic and military settings
- The use and development of DNA databanks in law enforcement / John W. Hicks
- Storing genes to solve crimes: legal, ethical, and public policy considerations / Jean E. McEwen
- DNA banking in the military: an ethical analysis / Kenneth Kipnis
- Stored biologic specimens for military identification: the Department of Defense DNA Registry / Victor Walter Weedn.