Identifying Māori perspectives on gene editing in Aotearoa New Zealand

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Amanda Clark

Phillip Wilcox

Sandy Morrison

Debashish Munshi

Priya Kurian

Jason Mika

David Chagne

Andrew Allan

Maui Hudson

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[1] University of Waikato,Te Kotahi Research Institute

[2] University of Otago,Department of Statistics

[3] University of Waikato,Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies

[4] University of Waikato,Management School

[5] University of Waikato,Faculty of Arts, Law, Psychology and Social Sciences

[6] Plant and Food Research,Faculty of Science

[7] Plant and Food Research,undefined

[8] University of Auckland,undefined

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Māori perspectives on gene technologies are evolving, and traditional cultural constructs continue to inform a wide diversity of views. Here we summarise a series of research activities aimed at identifying evolving Māori perspectives on gene editing and how these inform engagement at the co-innovation interface.

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