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Animal-to-Human Transplants : the ethics of xenotransplantation Royal College of Physicians Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Royal College of Surgeons of England Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Royal Society of Edinburgh Royal Society Royal Veterinary College Scottish Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals Sheffield University: Dr J Kinderlerer Sikh Missionary Society Society of Ordained Scientists Soroptimists International South Buckinghamshire NHS Trust Surrey University: Professor Ray Spier Imam of Woking Townswomen’s Guild Union of Muslim Organisations of UK and Eire United Kingdom Islamic Mission United Reformed Church Universities Federation for Animal Welfare University of Aberdeen: Revd Professor David Fergusson University of Birmingham: Liver Research Laboratory University of Bristol: Professor J E Beringer University of Brunel: Mr Ian Robinson University of Cambridge, Centre for Family Research University of Cambridge: Professor Marilyn Strathern FBA University of Cambridge: Professor D Broom University of Cambridge: Mr David White University of Central Lancashire, Centre for Professional Ethics University of Colorado at Boulder:Professor Dale Jamieson University of Copenhagen: Dr Peter Sandoe University of Keele: Dr Calliope C S Farsides University of Kent: Professor John Butler University of Hull: Professor Brenda Almond University of Lancaster: Dr Sarah Franklin University of Liverpool: Professor S R L Clark University of London: Dr R Gillon University of London: Revd Professor Michael Banner University of London: Professor John Durant University of London, UMDS of Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospitals: Dr Theresa Marteau University of Manchester: Professor John Harris University of Manchester: Professor Margaret Brazier University of Oxford: Institute of Biological Anthropology University of Oxford: Mr Michael Lockwood University of Oxford: Mansfield College Vegetarian Society World Society for the Protection of Animals 132
Annex D : Submissions Annex D Submissions Animal Aid Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry Banner M, King’s College, University of London (Dept of Theology and Religious Studies) Barwell L BioInformation (International) Ltd Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research <strong>Council</strong> British Biotech British Laboratory Animals Veterinary Association British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection Caddick J, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge Centre for Bioethics and Public Policy Christian Medical Fellowship Church in Wales Church of England, Board for Social Responsibility Church of Scotland, Board of Social Responsibility Church of Scotland,Working Group on Genetic Engineering in Non-human Life Forms of the Society, Religion and Technology Project Clark S, University of Liverpool (Dept of Philosophy) Dalriada School, Ballymoney, N Ireland Farmers’ Forum Frey R, Bowling Green State University, Ohio (Dept of Philosophy) Genetics Forum Gill R, University of Kent Imutran Ltd Institute of Medical Ethics Jain Academy Joint Ethico-Medical Committee of The Catholic Union of Great Britain and Guild of Catholic Doctors Levitt M, Centre for Professional Ethics, University of Central Lancashire Medical Research <strong>Council</strong> Mepham B and Moore C, Centre for Applied Bioethics, University of Nottingham Methodist Church, Division of Social Responsibility McIntosh N, University of Edinburgh (Dept of Child Life and Health) McLaughlan A, Bell College of Technology, Hamilton National Kidney Federation National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United Kingdom Onions D, University of Glasgow (Dept of Veterinary Pathology) Polkinghorne Revd Professor J, Queen’s College, University of Cambridge PPL Therapeutics Prowse H Quaker Concern for Animal Welfare Reform Synagogues of Great Britain, Medical Ethics Group Reiss M, Homerton College, Cambridge 133
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