2007, ISBN: 9781862876378

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants… Más…

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants and flowers, transgenic animals, genes, express sequence tags, and research tools, as well as genetic diagnostic tests and pharmaceutical drugs. It compares and contrasts the approaches of different jurisdictions. American and Canadian developments are considered. There is a particular focus on the complexities of the 1998 European Union Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions, together with decisions of member states, such as The Netherlands, and peripheral states, like Iceland. The book also focuses on recent developments in Australia, especially in the wake of parallel policy inquiries into gene patents and access to genetic resources. Patent Law and Biological Inventions is a special issue of the journal Law in Context. Patent Law and Biological Conventions Buch (fremdspr.) Taschenbuch 01.01.2007 Bücher>Fremdsprachige Bücher>Englische Bücher, Federation Press, .200<

ISBN: 9781862876378

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants… Más…

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants and flowers, transgenic animals, genes, express sequence tags, and research tools, as well as genetic diagnostic tests and pharmaceutical drugs. It compares and contrasts the approaches of different jurisdictions. American and Canadian developments are considered. There is a particular focus on the complexities of the 1998 European Union Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions, together with decisions of member states, such as The Netherlands, and peripheral states, like Iceland. The book also focuses on recent developments in Australia, especially in the wake of parallel policy inquiries into gene patents and access to genetic resources. Patent Law and Biological Inventions is a special issue of the journal Law in Context. Patent Law and Biological Conventions Buch (fremdspr.) Bücher>Fremdsprachige Bücher>Englische Bücher, Federation Press<

ISBN: 9781862876378

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants… Más…

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants and flowers, transgenic animals, genes, express sequence tags, and research tools, as well as genetic diagnostic tests and pharmaceutical drugs. It compares and contrasts the approaches of different jurisdictions. American and Canadian developments are considered. There is a particular focus on the complexities of the 1998 European Union Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions, together with decisions of member states, such as The Netherlands, and peripheral states, like Iceland. The book also focuses on recent developments in Australia, especially in the wake of parallel policy inquiries into gene patents and access to genetic resources. Patent Law and Biological Inventions is a special issue of the journal Law in Context. Books List_Books<

ISBN: 1862876371

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants… Más…

Scientific breakthroughs, particularly in biotechnology, are putting huge pressures on patent law. This collection considers a wide range of biological inventions--micro-organisms, plants and flowers, transgenic animals, genes, express sequence tags, and research tools, as well as genetic diagnostic tests and pharmaceutical drugs. It compares and contrasts the approaches of different jurisdictions. American and Canadian developments are considered. There is a particular focus on the complexities of the 1998 European Union Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions, together with decisions of member states, such as The Netherlands, and peripheral states, like Iceland. The book also focuses on recent developments in Australia, especially in the wake of parallel policy inquiries into gene patents and access to genetic resources. Patent Law and Biological Inventions is a special issue of the journal Law in Context. Livre - Livre<