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Criminal law liability arising from medical interventions for genetic diagnoses

Title	Criminal law liability arising from medical interventions for genetic diagnoses
Author	Unver, Yener
Publication Date:	2013
Publication Place	- Legal Publishing
Type	Periodical
Language	Turkish
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	2147-1045
Record ID	d12bfad7-183b-4f75-94de-ba1a6803c9b8
Library Location	Law
Date	2013
Sample Text	According to scientific explanations made today, it is stated that an adult human being has approximately seventy-five to eighty trillion cells, forty-six chromosomes in each cell, and two meters of DNA, and that the amount of DNA in a human being is long enough to circle the earth four or five times. While previous statements by the scientific community declared that a human being had one hundred and twenty thousand genes, medical science circles today state that there may be thirty thousand or thirty-five thousand genes. 1. It is important in many respects that the diagnoses made on genes that are so important for the human body, health and life remain within the legal field. However, the only importance of genetic diagnoses is not their potential to cause some legal problems. At the same time, it is extremely important and effective in the preliminary or primary diagnosis of diseases, their treatment, development of new drugs, treatments and methods, and due to the developments in medical technology, it even constitutes an extremely important tool and basis for the production of a new entity or food., According to the scientific researches, it is stated that an adult person has seventy five-eighty cells and in each cell there is fourty six chromosomes and 2 meters DNA which can spin around the world four-five times. According to the prior statements of the scientific committees, a person can have hundred and twenty thousand genes, however, recent studies show that this number can only be around thirty-third five thousand2. In terms of human body, health and life, it is important to diagnose genes in legal area. However, the only important thing in genetic diagnoses is not being potential of causing legal problems; but also creates an important ground and tool that can help early diagnosis for illnesses, new medicines, treatments and methods to improve.
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Criminal law liability arising from medical interventions for genetic diagnoses

Author Unver, Yener

Publication Date 2013

Publication Place - Legal Publishing

Type Periodical

Language Turkish

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 2147-1045

Record ID d12bfad7-183b-4f75-94de-ba1a6803c9b8

Library Location Law

Date 2013

Sample Text According to scientific explanations made today, it is stated that an adult human being has approximately seventy-five to eighty trillion cells, forty-six chromosomes in each cell, and two meters of DNA, and that the amount of DNA in a human being is long enough to circle the earth four or five times. While previous statements by the scientific community declared that a human being had one hundred and twenty thousand genes, medical science circles today state that there may be thirty thousand or thirty-five thousand genes. 1. It is important in many respects that the diagnoses made on genes that are so important for the human body, health and life remain within the legal field. However, the only importance of genetic diagnoses is not their potential to cause some legal problems. At the same time, it is extremely important and effective in the preliminary or primary diagnosis of diseases, their treatment, development of new drugs, treatments and methods, and due to the developments in medical technology, it even constitutes an extremely important tool and basis for the production of a new entity or food., According to the scientific researches, it is stated that an adult person has seventy five-eighty cells and in each cell there is fourty six chromosomes and 2 meters DNA which can spin around the world four-five times. According to the prior statements of the scientific committees, a person can have hundred and twenty thousand genes, however, recent studies show that this number can only be around thirty-third five thousand2. In terms of human body, health and life, it is important to diagnose genes in legal area. However, the only important thing in genetic diagnoses is not being potential of causing legal problems; but also creates an important ground and tool that can help early diagnosis for illnesses, new medicines, treatments and methods to improve.

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