… The Banner Committee concluded that some genetic modifications are ‘morally objectionable
in treating the animals as raw materials upon which our ends and purposes can be …

… animals poor models for humans. This trend was, however, reversed with the advent of
genetically modified (GM) animals, animals whose genetic … of non-GM animals continued steeply …

… has held the promise of being able to improve animal agriculture significantly and has …
of farm animals. Major limitations that remain are the lack understanding of which genes we …

… Plants and animals that are destined for food and which have been genetically modified
using this particular breeding method, although interestingly not those modified for medical …

… the social and ethical dimensions of genetically modified (GM) animals. Dominant policy
ethical … to animals, the article analyses how people express ethical concern over GM animals, …

… Animals are also genetically modified to satisfy pharmaceutical and other needs. Table 2
shows genetic modification of animals … risk assessment of genetically modified animals. EFSA …

… , and genetic modification affect people’s acceptance of the use of animals in three specific
… Based on research examining people’s attitudes to invasiveness and genetic modification, …

… animal is a genetically modified (GM) animal with genetic material engineered using
recombinant technology. Transgenic technologies have allowed a generation of GM farm animals …

… human genetic diseases. This review provides an update on the use of ZFNs to modify the
genome of farm animals, … new opportunities for generating genetically modified farm animals. …

… of the animals involved, even if there is no indica tion of suffering by the modified animal. …
has a prima facie reason to say that genetic modification of animals as such should not be …