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: Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca)Myriad Issues: Patentability of Isolated DNA
By Richard P.W. Stobbe
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In March 2010, a U.S. district court’s ruling that isolated DNA and inventions that use isolated DNA are not eligible for patent protection sent shockwaves through the biotech and life sciences sector in Canada and the US. Association for Molecular Pathology v USPTO, 09 Civ. 4515 (Link courtesy of Genomics Law Report) resulted from a lawsuit against Myriad Genetics, [...] read more
Full post as published by Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca) on March 10, 2011 (boomark / email).
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