The Promise and Peril of Crispr (Paperback)

Introduction: Code Dread?, by Neal Baer
Part One: Overview: The Era of CRISPR
1. CRISPR: Challenges Posed by a Dual-Use Technology, by Rachel M. West and Gigi Kwik Gronvall
Part Two: Ethical Questions Raised by CRISPR Technology
2. Untangling CRISPR's Twisted Tales, by Marcy Darnovsky and Katie A. Hasson
3. Heritable Genome Editing and International Human Rights, by Kevin Doxzen and Jodi Halpern
4. Democratizing CRISPR: Opening the Door or Pandora's Box?, by Ellen Jorgensen
5. Welcome to the CRISPR Zoo, by Marcus Schultz-Bergin
Part Three: Personal Perspectives
6. Who Goes First?, by Carol Padden and Jacqueline Humphries
7. Billie Idol, by Ethan Weiss
8. Curing Cystic Fibrosis?, by Sandra Sufian
Part Four: Diverse Voices
9. CRISPR and Gene Editing: Why Indigenous Peoples and Why Now?, by Krystal Tsosie
10. Do Trans-Humanists Dream of Electric Tits? CRISPR and Transgender Bioethics, by Florence Ashley
Part Five: The Dilemma of Controlling the Future
11. Velvet Eugenics: In the Best Interests of Our Future Children?, by Rosemarie Garland-Thomson
12. A Therapeutic Fallacy, by Peter F. R. Mills
13. Genome Editing, in Time, by Robert Sparrow
Part Six: Oversight and Monitoring
14. Regulating CRISPR: A Quest to Foster Safe, Ethical, and Equitable Innovation, by Andrew Heinrich
15. Should We Fear Heritable Genome Editing?, by R. Alta Charo
16. Heritable Genome Editing and the Problem of Progress, by J. Benjamin Hurlbut
Index