Since the 1980's, surrogacy has become a popular reproductive alternative for individuals
experiencing infertility. The ethical and legal analyses of surrogacy have been rich and …

Assisted reproductive technologies are generally understood as practices aimed at
extending the procreative freedom of future parents. However, some bioethicists argue that …

El trabajo reproductivo tiene rostro de mujer, pasa desapercibido, y se hace en nombre del
amor y el altruismo; está además estratificado según clase y raza(Colen, 1986). El concepto …

Mitochondria are organelles that generate energy required for biochemical reactions in
cells. They contain a small genome, mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), which encodes a variety of …

Significant ethical differences imputed to the existing somatic/germline distinction indicate
that technical categories play an important role in debates on gene editing. Yet, as Cwik …

In most countries,'third-‐‑party reproduction'(Marre, Guerra and San Román, 2018)-‐‑
adoption, assisted reproduction with gamete or embryo 'donation' or surrogacy-‐‑, are …

* Monika Michałowska–dr hab., adiunkt w Zakładzie Bioetyki Katedry Nauk
Humanistycznych Uniwersytetu Medycznego w Łodzi. W polu jej badawczych …

Mitochondrial replacement techniques (MRTs) of pronuclear transfer, maternal spindle
transfer, polar body transfer, and mitochondrial gene editing can be used to prevent …

Tri-parent baby technology is a medical treatment in the form of assisted reproductive
technology (ART) with the purposes of reducing or eliminating the risk of maternal …

The increasing understanding of genetics, advancement of genetic/genomic technologies,
and availability of genetic/genomic testing have increased the demand for genetic …