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Federal Circuit Decides AMP v. Myriad (Again)

August 17, 2012 • by Brenda Simon • comments [2]

tagged: amp, Brenda Simon, cafc, genetics, intellectual property, Mayo, Myriad, prometheus, supreme court
category: genetics, intellectual property, medicine

Prometheus v. Mayo: Subject Matter Eligibility and Composition of Matter

March 27, 2012 • by Brenda Simon • no comments »

tagged: Brenda Simon, gene patents, genetics, intellectual property, laws of nature, Myriad, prometheus
category: genetics, intellectual property

Is the Oft-Cited Figure that 20% of Genes are Patented Wrong?

August 11, 2011 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: Brenda Simon, gene patents, genes, genetics, intellectual property, whole genome sequencing
category: genetics, intellectual property

An Analysis of the First Three Issued Patents Related to Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

July 14, 2010 • by Brenda Simon • no comments »

tagged: Brenda Simon, medicine
category: intellectual property, stem cells

Bilski’s Impact on Pending Biotech Cases

June 28, 2010 • by Brenda Simon • comment [1]

tagged: biotechnology, Brenda Simon, gene patents, genetics, intellectual property, Myriad, prometheus, Vinita Kailasanath
category: genetics, intellectual property

Patent Cover-Up

May 10, 2010 • by Brenda Simon • no comments »

tagged: biotechnology, Brenda Simon, gene, genetics, intellectual property, patent, privacy
category: genetics, intellectual property

Rent vs. Buy: Compensation Related to Womb and Organ Donation

December 29, 2009 • by Brenda Simon • comment [1]

tagged: Brenda Simon, medicine
category: genetics

More on the ACLU Suit to Invalidate Myriad’s Patents on Breast Cancer Genes

May 27, 2009 • by Brenda Simon • comments [3]

tagged: bioethics, Brenda Simon, cancer, gene, genes, genetics, health care, intellectual property, invalidity, litigation, medicine, patent
category: genetics, intellectual property

Patients, Researchers File Suit to Invalidate Patents on Breast Cancer Genes

May 13, 2009 • by Brenda Simon • comments [2]

tagged: Brenda Simon, genetics, medicine
category: genetics, intellectual property

Patent on Pain Detection?

January 28, 2009 • by Brenda Simon • comments [4]

tagged: Brenda Simon, fMRI, medicine, neuroscience, pain, patent
category: intellectual property, neuroscience

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Posts Tagged ‘ Brenda Simon ’

Federal Circuit Decides AMP v. Myriad (Again)

Prometheus v. Mayo: Subject Matter Eligibility and Composition of Matter

Is the Oft-Cited Figure that 20% of Genes are Patented Wrong?

An Analysis of the First Three Issued Patents Related to Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Bilski’s Impact on Pending Biotech Cases

Patent Cover-Up

Rent vs. Buy: Compensation Related to Womb and Organ Donation

More on the ACLU Suit to Invalidate Myriad’s Patents on Breast Cancer Genes

Patients, Researchers File Suit to Invalidate Patents on Breast Cancer Genes

Patent on Pain Detection?

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