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lusion in North CaroLna loumil of Law ii Technology by an authorized aslnũnistrator of Carolina Law Scholarship Repository. For more information, plcaNorth Carolina Journal of Law & TechnologyVolume 15 I Issue 2Article 441640Reproduction-Powered Industry: Coordinating Agency Regulations for Syntheti persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingpng Agency Regulations for Synthetic BiologyBrendan Parent’The products of synthetic biology may improve medicine, national security, environmental protection, and the economy, but under-regulated development could catastrophically compromise these endeavors. Considering the dangers exhibited by exis persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingpting microorganisms and public access to tools of synthetic biology construction, the field’s untested novelty implicates human health and safety. Furpersistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingp
ther, social justice concerns are raised by the resources required to sustain a shift from a fossil fuel-based economy to a biofuel-based economy. CurNorth Carolina Journal of Law & TechnologyVolume 15 I Issue 2Article 441640Reproduction-Powered Industry: Coordinating Agency Regulations for Syntheti persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingpl Institutes of Health, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Food and Drug Administration. Interagency regulation provides the strongest prospect for supporting beneficial developments while protecting against hazards unique to the field. This Article provides a brief history of synthetic bi persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingpology and examines its public and private development. This Article also examines its potential benefits and risks and current applicable regulations,persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingp
both national and international. It concludes with propositions for regulatory modification, and attention is given to domestic interagency regulatioNorth Carolina Journal of Law & TechnologyVolume 15 I Issue 2Article 441640Reproduction-Powered Industry: Coordinating Agency Regulations for Syntheti persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingpHe received his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, where he was presented with the ABA Award for Excellence in Health Law. He would like to thank Professor Ani Satz for her assistance with this Article, Jaydce Hanson and Eric Hoffman for their insights, and his wife, Jane Pucher, for caring persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingp about things like Synthetic Biology.308N.C.J.L. &TECH.[Vol. 15:307Table OF ContentsI.Introduction...............................309II.Definition andpersistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingp
Brief History...............310III.Public vs. Private Models of Development ...315A.Public Development......................316B.Private Development..North Carolina Journal of Law & TechnologyVolume 15 I Issue 2Article 441640Reproduction-Powered Industry: Coordinating Agency Regulations for Syntheti persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingp........3241Symbolic Concern................3242Threats to Social Justice.......3263Physical Dangers................330V.Arguments Dismissing the Dangers ofSynthetic Biology..........................333VI.Current Regulations........................338A.The Presidential Commission’s Report....339B.In persistent-effects-advertising-childhood-workingpternational Regulation................342North Carolina Journal of Law & TechnologyVolume 15 I Issue 2Article 441640Reproduction-Powered Industry: Coordinating Agency Regulations for SynthetiNorth Carolina Journal of Law & TechnologyVolume 15 I Issue 2Article 441640Reproduction-Powered Industry: Coordinating Agency Regulations for SynthetiGọi ngay
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