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The study approaches the question to know if the Constitution, understood as the supreme rule of law within the State, is in a position to contribute to the apprehension of bioethics. In this objective, it tries first to bring to light the reading keys and the reference points that allow grasping bioethics properly said, that it relates to the multiples interrogations raised by the biomedical knowledge and technologies. It evaluates next the capacity of the general constitutional rules to be used as references and to be implemented in the eyes of such interrogations, in other words to impregnate the gaits aiming to resolve these. In the light of the formulated observations, it considers at last the insertion in the Constitution of clauses relative to biomedical questions, clauses that it analyses under the angle of their object and of the obstacles able to impede their adoption by the constituent.