
Keywords: Informed Consent
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Informed consent in field trials of gene-drive mosquitoesP. A. Kolopack and J. V. Lavery, Gates Open Research, 2017.![]() We argue that informed consent from individual research participants in gene drive trials may be required: (1) when blood and other forms of clinical data are collected from them, as will likely be the case in some studies involving epidemiological endpoints, such as the ... Keywords: animals, benefit, ethics, field trials, gene drive synthetic, genetically modified mosquitoes, Informed Consent, malaria, mosquito, policy, public health, risk |
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Ethical issues in field trials of genetically modified disease-resistant mosquitoesD. B. Resnik, Developing World Bioethics, 14:37-46. 2012.![]() Mosquito-borne diseases take a tremendous toll on human populations, especially in developing nations. In the last decade, scientists have developed mosquitoes that have been genetically modified to prevent transmission of mosquito-borne diseases, and field trials have been ... Keywords: animals, benefit, ethics, field trials, gene drive synthetic, genetically modified mosquitoes, Informed Consent, malaria, mosquito, policy, public health, risk |

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