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DESIGNER BABIES. A QUESTION OF ETHICS

DESIGNER BABIES. A QUESTION OF ETHICS . Justo Aznar MD, Ph D. Institute of Life s Science of the Catholic University of Valencia, Spain. INTRODUCTION. One of the most interesting biomedical advances brought about by new technologies in recent years, and with undoubtedly the greatest social repercussion, is preimplantation genetic screening1. This technique has two fundamental applications: to produce babies free of a hereditary or genetic disease that their parents may have2,3 and the production of DESIGNER babies4.

Assisted reproductive technology is used to produce designer babies. From the parents’ gametes, ovum and sperm, an indeterminate number of embryos are generated, usually not less than eight. Using preimplantation genetic screening1, an embryo that does not have its sibling’s disease and which is also

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