Science education has been discussed in some segments of the society and, international organizations have encouraged nations to invest in this strategic area. In this context, education in bioethics and biosafety explores a rich content on prevention, standards and ethical principles which serve to guide the paths track by biotechnology. The recovery of bioethics and biosafety, as part of an educational policy scientific, effective and consistent, can stimulate the formation of individuals with a scientific and citizen awareness, in a position to participate on ethical and technological issues produced by biotechnology.
Pulmonary lesions compatible with adenovirus infection were detected by gross and microscopic examination of autopsy tissues from children aged from 5 to 34 months. Hepatic lesions indicative of systemic infection were also found in four of the children. The viral etiology was confirmed in three cases by in-situ hybridization, electron-microscopy and immunofluorescence performed in paraffin-embedded tissues, and in one case by cell culture isolation of adenovirus type 2 from nasopharyngeal exudate. Routine testing by methods additional to conventional light microscopy would probably have revealed a larger number of adenovirus infections among the 1,103 autopsy records analyzed in this study.
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