Supporters claim it has the potential to help rid the
world of certain diseases by snipping out defective parts of our genes,
opponents say there are unknown long-term impacts of this technology and are
calling for a moratorium on its use.
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| Anant Kamath |
Joining Deacon Mike Manno and Gina Noll to discuss this
will be Anant Kamath, COO of Cellular Engineering Technologies, Iowa City. CET
does research on stem cells, tissue engineering and cancer biology. Anant
received his undergraduate degree as well as a law degree from the University
of Iowa, and a masters degree from Johns Hopkins.
In addition to Arnant, we’ll have our monthly movie visit
from our research associate and movie reviewer, Stephanie Crowley, with a
review of the movie “Risen,” the story of a Roman tribune who is ordered to
investigate the mystery of what happened to Jesus’ body.
So join Deacon Mike and Gina for a lively half-hour at 9
a.m. Tuesday on Iowa Catholic Radio, 1150 AM; 88.5 & 94.5 FM and streaming
on IowaCatholicRadio.com. The program will be re-broadcast at 9 p.m.
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