Genetics and genetic engineering is a hotly debated topic in the United States today. Issues such as genetic testing to screen for disease susceptibility and the implications of test results; whether to permit cloning of human organs and the moral dilemma of ‘‘playing God’’; and the advisability of raising genetically modified crops are discussed in coffee shops and classrooms across the nation. These topics and more are covered in this volume. Genetics and Genetic Engineering consists of ten chapters and three appendixes. Genetics and Genetic Engineering is part of the Information Plus Reference Series. The purpose of each volume of the series is to present the latest facts on a topic of pressing concern in modern American life. These topics include today’s most controversial and most studied social issues: abortion, capital punishment, care of senior citizens, crime, the environment, health care, immigration, minorities, national security, social welfare, women, youth, and many more. Although written especially for the high school and undergraduate student, this series is an excellent resource for anyone in need of factual information on current affairs.
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