Defining practical importance of introducing limitations into the genome editing procedure

Abstract

In this article the practical importance of introducing limitations into the genome editing procedure is considered. Diagnostics and editing of the genome provided great opportunities for counteracting many rather serious diseases. However, such clinical work can radically affect a person and his/her further development. In this regard, it is important to balance between the ethical and reasonable component that should be reflected in regulatory legal acts that determine limitations for misuse. In the context of maintaining legal, organizational and other ethical limitations, it is necessary to define their reasonable boundaries for the further development of science and, accordingly, medical care for the population. When writing this article, the methods of col lecting and studying singularities, the generalization methods, the scientific abstraction methods, as well as the method of inquiry into regularities have been used. In the study it has been concluded that the genome editing naturally generates information about each test subject or patient that must be efficiently protected and rationally used in the future. That is why it is reasonable to start developing limitations aimed at specific gene therapy procedures, in terms of the inadmissibility of intervention in the development of the fetus at the late stages of its growth, which can also be a subject for the further scientific research.