Genomics, Society and Policy Vol.1, No.3, 2005.

Vol.1, No.3

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Editorial
Richard Twine

Genomics and the Intrinsic Value of Plants
Bart Gremmen

Towards a Social Contract for Genomics: Property and the Public in the ‘Biotrust' Model
David Winickoff & Larissa Neumann  

Beyond genetic discrimination. Problems and perspectives of a contested notion
Thomas Lemke

New mothers' awareness of newborn screening, and their attitudes to the retention and use of screening samples for research purposes
Angela Davey, Davina French, Hugh Dawkins & Peter O'Leary
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Health as a genetic planning project: Enthusiasm and second thoughts among biomedical researchers and their research subjects
Stefán Hjörleifsson, Roger Strand & Edvin Schei 

Comment

Africa must come on board the genomics bandwagon
Temidayo Ogundiran

UK Biobank: a model for public engagement?
Mairi Levitt  

Report

Postgraduate Forum on Genetics and Society: Report on the Ninth Colloquium
Andrew Bartlett, Jamie Lewis & Ingrid Holme