Stanford Researcher Addresses Genome Ethics and Ownership at AAAS
February 23, 2010
Stanford Researcher Addresses Genome Ethics and Ownership at AAAS
Stanford University researcher Uta Francke took attendees through a host of issues related to the concept of the human genome as personal property at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting this weekend.
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