1. HC70A Winter 2008 Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture, and Law Professor Bob Goldberg Class Announcements 3/4/08

2. Be Prepared For a Discussion Tomorrow On Bioterrorism READ Articles Dealing With Bioterrorism Handed Out Last Thursday RE-READ Chapter 5 in Text-Focus On Pages 130-134 on Microbes as Bioweapons THIS WEEK’S DISCUSSION

3. This Week’s Discussion Will Be the Last One Focusing on Scientific American Articles Next Week’s Discussion Will Review Concepts on All Articles Covered in Discussion This Quarter, and Will Be Open For Questions READ Articles On Human Gene Therapy Handed Out at the End of Class Today, and Chapter 11-Pages 246-251. You May See Aspects of this Topic on the Final Oral Exam. DISCUSSION CONTINUED

4. Guest Speaker THIS Thursday Dr. Greg Stock, Ph.D, MBA Former Director of UCLA’s Center on Genetics & Society Current CEO of Signum Biosciences, Princeton, NJ The Future of Human Cloning and Genetic Engineering Redesigning Humans: Choosing Genes & Changing Our Future Metaman: Merging of Humans & Machines into a Global Superorganism Engineering the Human Germline Book of Questions Kids Book of Questions Book of Questions-Business, Politics, & Ethics Love & Sex-Book of Questions

5. Reception & Dinner Following Dr. Stock’s Lecture on Thursday RSVP To Ingrid Last Class Dinner

6. Class Project Reminder Due, Thursday, March 13 One Aspect of Concepts Learned in Class Script, DVD, Participants No More Than 15 Minutes in Length

7. 1.Questions Handed Out on Thursday 2.Similar In Format to MT-Oral Exam 3.Seven Questions-Seven Groups (New Groups) 4.Five New Questions 5.One TH Exam and One Quiz Fail-Safe Question 6.Pick TWO Questions-Answer & Challenge a. Answer One Question b. Challenge Different Question 7.Group & Individual Grades (150,000 pts) a.Group Grades on Answer & Challenge Questions (90,000 pts + 40,000 pts, respectively) b.Individual Grade on “Your” Part of Answer Question (20,000 pts) Final Oral Exam

8. Last Lecture Lecture #7: Genetic Engineering Applications-Human Gene Therapy Today ’ s Class Lecture #8: Science & The Constitution: Regulating Science & Genetic Engineering If Time-Begin Lecture #9: Science & the Constitution: Who Owns Your Genes?

9. HC70A Winter 2008 Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture, and Law Professor Bob Goldberg Lecture 8 Science & The Constitution: Regulating Science & Genetic Engineering

10. THEMES 1.Historical Attempts to Regulate Science 2.Government of the United States 3.What is in the Constitution About Science-Directly & Indirectly? 4.Can Scientific Inquiry and Research Be Regulated? 5.Can Experimentation Be Regulated Directly? 6.Case Studies in Regulating Science Directly 7.Can Science Be Regulated Indirectly? 8.Regulating Science-A Summary