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| 659.157 PEG Visual merchandising and display / | 659.157 WOO SHOW WINDOWS 75 YEARS OF ART OF DISPLAY | 660.65 APP Brave new worlds : staying human in the genetic future / Bryan Appleyard | 660.65 STO Redesigning humans : choosing our children\'s genes / | 668.54 IRV Perfume. The Creation and Allure of Classic Fragrances/ | 668.4 KAT Early plastics / | 668.542 SAM Making your own incense / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Forget worries about cloning people. In the future, technological advances will bring far more meaningful and controversial changes to our offspring. As scientists rapidly improve their ability to identify, screen and manipulate genes, people will want to protect their future children from diseases, help them live longer and even influence their looks and their abilities. Stock, an expert on the implications of recent advances in reproductive biology, clearly shows that neither governments, nor religious groups will be able to stop the coming trend of choosing an embryo's genes, and that there is little point in even trying.
Originally published: 2002.
Bibliography.
Includes index.