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The future of genetic engineering holds revolutionary promise, with advancements poised to eradicate diseases and redesign life itself. Key emerging trends include gene drives, synthetic biology, and AI-driven research, necessitating a balance between innovation and ethical/legal safeguards. Responsible progress in this field depends on interdisciplinary collaboration, public trust, and addressing ethical, legal, and social implications.
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Term: Gene Drives
Definition: Genetic systems that increase the likelihood of a specific trait being passed on to the next generation, potentially controlling population traits.
Term: Synthetic Biology
Definition: An interdisciplinary area of research and application focused on designing and constructing new biological parts, devices, and systems.
Term: Bioethics
Definition: The study of the ethical issues arising from advances in biology and medicine, encompassing questions of morality in genetic engineering.
Term: Dual Use Dilemma
Definition: The potential for technologies intended for beneficial purposes to be used for harmful outcomes.