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Direct linkBal, Senol; Samanci, Nilay Keskin; Bozkurt, Orçun – EURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science & Technology Education, 2007
Genetic engineering and biotechnology made possible of gene transfer without discriminating microorganism, plant, animal or human. However, although these scientific techniques have benefits, they cause arguments because of their ethical and social impacts. The arguments about ethical ad social impacts of biotechnology made clear that not only…
Descriptors: Genetics, Student Attitudes, Knowledge Level, Scientific Attitudes
