Governing Human Genetic Databases, Biobanks and Research Tissue Banks

Research Ethics 3 (3):106-108 (2007)
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This paper reports on a recent symposium seminar series entitled ‘Governing genetic databases – collection, storage and use’ hosted by the Ethox Centre at the University of Oxford. It outlines the inadequacy of the current UK framework for governing genetic databases and biobanks and some of the implications of this. It then briefly describes and reflects on each of the five symposium papers.

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