The Nuclear Age—sprung upon the world with the atomic bomb—remains a bitter memory. How biotechnology, with its power to change life on Earth at the most fundamental level, will be viewed in the decades to come depends on decisions being made right now. This program confronts viewers with some of the ethical and moral implications of cloning, stem cell research, and animal testing. Commentary is provided by Jeanne Ohrnberger, of Genetics Squared; Bob Forgey, of ProNAi Therapeutics; Drs. Elliott Hill, Brian Athey, and James Baker, of the University of Michigan; Len Fleck, of Michigan State University; and Susanne Kleff, of MBI International.

Films Media Group

Genetic Techniques -- ethics, Animal Experimentation -- ethics, Embryo Research -- ethics., Stem Cells, Biotechnology -- Moral and ethical aspects, Genetic engineering -- Moral and ethical aspects

Biotechnology in the 21st century.

Massof, Curt (Editor), Gold, Gayle Friedman (Narrator), Sims, Tracey D. (Composer), Nierhaus, Chris (Animator), Sims, Tracey D. (Producer), Sims, Tracey D. (Writer), Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm) (Distributor), Films Media Group

00:00:33 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Higher education

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