Intellectual Property and Emerging Technologies/  the new biology 
Rimmer, Matthew [ed.] 
 - U.K.:  Edward Elgar,  2012. 
 - xv, 482 p. 
<br/><br/>Introduction: Inventing life: intellectual property and the New Biology<br/>Alison McLcnnan and Matthew Rinnner<br/>PART I A HISTORY OF BIODISCOVERY<br/>1 Of plants, pills and patents: circulating knowledge<br/>Eva Heninninfi.s IVirten<br/>PART II MEDICINE. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENOMICS<br/>2 Bil.ski V. Kappas and biotechnology patents: back to the future?<br/>Yattn Joiy and Francis Heininii]gs<br/>?> The current state of patent eligibility of medical and<br/>biotechnological inventions in the United States<br/>Joshua D. Sarnojf<br/>4 Patent law. the emerging biotechnologies and the role of<br/>language in subject-matter expansionism<br/>Graham Dutjicld<br/>PART III BIOBANKS. BIOINFORMATICS AND BIOBRICKS<br/>5 Standards for biobank access and intellectual property<br/>Diannc Kicoi and Richard Gold<br/>6 The 1000 Genomes Project<br/>Donna M. Gittcr<br/>7 Building with BioBricks: constructing a commons for synthetic<br/>biology research<br/>Alison McLcnnan<br/>PART IV GENETICS. STEM CELLS AND<br/>NANOTECHNOLOGY<br/>8 Regulating gene regulation: patenting small RNAs<br/>Aiku)} Bostanci, Jane Calvcn anil Pierre-Bcnail Jaiy<br/>9 Stem eell patents: looking for serenity<br/>Ann'na A^ovie<br/>10 Cosmo. Cosmolino: patent law and nanoteelinology<br/>Alison McLennan anil Maliliew Riniiner<br/>PARTY BIODIVERSITY. FOOD SECURITY AND CLIMATE<br/>CHANGE<br/>1 1 Patenting the Kakadu plum and the Marjarla tree: biodiseovery.<br/>intellectual property and Indigenous knowledge<br/>Sarah Holeinnhe anil Terri Janke<br/>12 Climate-ready crops: intellectual property, agriculture and<br/>climate change<br/>Matthew Rininier<br/>1 ?i The Doomsday Vault: seed banks. Food security and climate<br/>change<br/>Matthew Ritnnier 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781849802468 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>346.048  / RIM/I