What makes the new genetics possible?: a comparison of genetic networks in the 
United States and Japan

Nukaga, Yoshio

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What makes the new genetics possible?: a comparison of genetic networks in the United States and Japan

Nukaga, Y. (2003). What makes the new genetics possible?: a comparison of genetic networks in the United States and Japan. In Proceedings of a Workshop held jointly by Cornell University and Sophia University (Institute of Comparative Culture) 2003: Empirical bioethics in cultural context: Genetic confidentiality, ownership and public participation in the United States and Japan (pp. 117-125). Tokyo: Sophia Univ. Institute of Comparative Culture.

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Nukaga, Yoshio¹, Author

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1Department Experimental Systems and Spaces of Knowledge, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Max Planck Society, ou_2266698

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Title: Proceedings of a Workshop held jointly by Cornell University and Sophia University (Institute of Comparative Culture) 2003: Empirical bioethics in cultural context: Genetic confidentiality, ownership and public participation in the United States and Japan

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Publ. Info: Tokyo : Sophia Univ. Institute of Comparative Culture

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