Ethics of Animal Biotechnology
Should Genetically Engineered Salmon Be Allowed?
Ethics of Animal Biotechnology
Should Genetically Engineered Salmon Be Allowed?
Alison Van Eenennaam is a Cooperative Extension Specialist in animal biotechnology and genomics at the University of California, Davis who has taken an active role in scientific and regulatory evaluations of a number of genetically engineered animals.
7:00p Wednesday 9 Nov 2011, OSU's LaSells Stewart Center
Alison Van Eenennaam
Alison Van Eenennaam discusses the lengthy, tortuous path the company producing the salmon has taken as it has sought regulatory approval from the FDA. She also compares conventional and new forms of animal biotechnologies, focusing on the expected benefits, safety and social acceptance of fast-growing, genetically engineered salmon proposed for contained, land-based aquaculture systems.
- lecture intro by ORB director Steve Strauss
- public lecture slides (pdf version)
- technical lecture slides (pdf version)
- study guide (pdf version)
- podcast

- the Bottom Line - A synopsis of the main lecture
- Were Those the Days, My Friend? Video produced by Alison Van Eenennaam for the American Society of Animal Science Video Competition
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