Ectogenesis and Biosafety: Challenges of Artificial Reproduction for the Constitutional Law Status of the Embryo and the Person

The article examines the transformation of the constitutional and legal status of the embryo and fetus in the context of emerging ectogenesis technologies. It substantiates the necessity of granting the unborn fetus a special protective sui generis status, which serves as a public-law biosecurity safeguard against commercialization, eugenic practices, and property-based utilitarian use.

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STATE POWER AND LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT
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2026-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.18572/1813-1247-2026-11-34-37
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Medical and Health Sciences Research
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Ectogenesis and Biosafety: Challenges of Artificial Reproduction for the Constitutional Law Status of the Embryo and the Person

Evgenia Yu. Mossberg
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Ectogenesis and Biosafety: Challenges of Artificial Reproduction for the Constitutional Law Status of the Embryo and the Person

Evgenia Yu. Mossberg
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The article examines the transformation of the constitutional and legal status of the embryo and fetus in the context of emerging ectogenesis technologies. It substantiates the necessity of granting the unborn fetus a special protective sui generis status, which serves as a public-law biosecurity safeguard against commercialization, eugenic practices, and property-based utilitarian use.

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Ectogenesis and Biosafety: Challenges of Artificial Reproduction for the Constitutional Law Status of the Embryo and the Person — Evgenia Yu. Mossberg · STATE POWER AND LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS