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Biotechnology and Intellectual property rights : legal and social implications/

By: Singh,Kshitij KumarContributor(s): Biotechnology--Law and legislation Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Springer, 2015Description: xix,254 p. 25cmISBN: 9788132220589Subject(s): Biotechnology--Law and legislation | Germplasm resources--Law and legislation DDC classification: 660.6

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1 Patentability of biotechnology : a comparative study with regard to the United States, European Union, Canada and India 2 Patentability of biotechnology under the international patent regime : differentiation v. harmonisation 3 Legal, social and policy implications of genetic patents : issues of accessibility, quality of research and public health 4 Intellectual property protection to bioinformatics and genetic databases and open source analogy to biotechnology 5 Implications of genetic patents on human genetic resources : issues of ownership, benefit sharing and informed consent.

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1 Patentability of biotechnology : a comparative study with regard to the United States, European Union, Canada and India

2 Patentability of biotechnology under the international patent regime : differentiation v. harmonisation

3 Legal, social and policy implications of genetic patents : issues of accessibility, quality of research and public health

4 Intellectual property protection to bioinformatics and genetic databases and open source analogy to biotechnology

5 Implications of genetic patents on human genetic resources : issues of ownership, benefit sharing and informed consent.

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