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  • Bioethics
  • Legal Studies
  • Genomic Science

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  • Human genome decoding (2000) and CRISPR technologies have accelerated genetic manipulation.
  • Powerful entities increasingly control species' fate and planetary health.
  • Current legal and ethical frameworks are insufficient to address these advancements.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the legal and moral challenges of regulating human genome and germline manipulation.
  • To examine the conflict between market valuation and the concept of

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of legal doctrines (contract law, constitutional law).
  • Examination of ethical considerations in genetic manipulation.
  • Review of the societal impact of gene editing technologies.

Main Results:

  • Contract and constitutional law represent opposing values: transactional market valuation versus the "pricelessness" of life.
  • The concentration of power in corporations and individuals raises concerns about species and planetary future.
  • The detrimental effects of these changes are currently subtle but growing, outpacing conventional regulatory measures.

Conclusions:

  • Existing legal systems require significant adaptation to effectively govern human genome and germline manipulation.
  • A re-evaluation of moral values is necessary to address the ethical implications of advanced genetic technologies.
  • Urgent development of responsive regulatory mechanisms is crucial to mitigate potential harms.