Synthetic biology is a growing field in today’s society. We analyzed the ethical questions that this field raises, especially in relation to human health. Click the link below to read an infographic to learn more!
https://create.piktochart.com/output/33141401-synthetic-biology-infographic
The following sources were used and are great to gather even more information:
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