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Genetic Research in Human Populations (ID 6) Important Considerations in Genetic Research 1. Effects on Family Members - IRB Consideration: - ️ When conducting research that involves collecting biological specimens for genetic testing, the effects of findings on other family members is the ...

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Important Considerations in Genetic Research



1. Effects on Family Members

- IRB Consideration:

- ✔️ When conducting research that involves collecting biological specimens for genetic testing, the
effects of findings on other family members is the most important issue for the IRB to consider.

- Rationale:

- While all issues are significant, the potential impact of research findings on family members takes
precedence.



2. Biospecimen Use and De-Identification

- Research Focus by Investigator A:

- Conducts research on emphysema using biospecimens.

- Consent form specifies research will focus exclusively on emphysema.

- Use by Investigator B:

- Wishes to use de-identified specimens for lung cancer research.

- Can Investigator B proceed without re-consent?

- ✔️ Yes, if the biospecimens are de-identified, then the research is no longer considered human
subjects research.

- Ethical Concerns:

- Many commentators find it ethically problematic to use specimens in ways inconsistent with the
informed consent language, despite regulations allowing de-identification.



3. Definition of Genetic Determinism

- Best Definition:

- ✔️ Genes are primarily responsible for human traits, including health, behavior, and disease.

- Current Understanding:

- Genetic determinism suggests genes control health and behavior; however, current thinking
emphasizes the complex interplay between genes and environmental factors.

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