Presents opposing viewpoints on issues related to genetic engineering, including its effect on society, agriculture, and health care; the accuracy of DNA fingerprinting; and federal regulation
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Grade 7 Up. Readable, lively, and up-to-date, this title is a must-buy for YA reports. Swisher offers clear and thorough explanations of the progress, potential, and pitfalls of genetic engineering and challenges to examine the ethics, economics, and the implications, both positive and negative, that genetic technology poses. High-quality black-and-white graphics appear throughout. This welcome addition presents valuable information in a well-written, accessible format.?Doris A. Fong, Benson Polytechnic High School, Portland, OR
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