https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.1993.1072

La sperimentazione sull'embrione umano: una nuova esigenza della scienza e della medicina?

V. 42 N. 1 (1993)
Pubblicato: febbraio 28, 1993
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Angelo Serra
Università Cattolica del S. Cuore, Roma, Italy.

Le tecniche di fecondazione artificiale - la cui finalità prima doveva essere il superamento della sterilità di coppia- sono divenute in realtà occasione privilegiata per ottenere "materiale umano" su cui sperimentare. Gli embrioni rimasti in soprannumero o ottenuti con fecondazioni in vitro apposite, possono essere utilizzati in studi di biologia cellulare, di genetica molecolare, di citogenetica, e biochimici. In questo articolo, l'Autore, dopo una accurata analisi della situazione attuale, valuta se esista o meno l'esigenza di utilizzare gli embrioni umani nella sperimentazione, tenendo presente che, in quanto individui umani fin dalla fecondazione, essi esigono lo stesso rispetto dovuto a chi è già nato.

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Serra, A. (1993). La sperimentazione sull’embrione umano: una nuova esigenza della scienza e della medicina?. Medicina E Morale, 42(1), 97–116. https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.1993.1072

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