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tabling member printed	Bob Blackman
answer › question first answered	2014-09-12T10:16:45.8661659Z
max answer › question first answered	2019-04-10T16:06:43.937Z

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05/09/2014

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Department of Health

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Health

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will revise his definition of genetic modification to include manipulations of mitochondrial DNA.

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Harrow East

tabling member printed

Bob Blackman

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208378

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is ministerial correction

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12/09/2014

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The Department decided that, because there is no existing universally agreed definition of genetic modification in humans, it would adopt a working definition. The definition that has been adopted is that genetic modification involves the germ-line modification of nuclear DNA (in the chromosomes) that can be passed on to future generations. We have no current plans to revise the working definition but will keep it under review.

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Mid Norfolk

answering member printed

George Freeman

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12/09/2014 10:16:45

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4020

	label	Biography information for George Freeman

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4005

	label	Biography information for Bob Blackman