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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

Thoughts on the Discovery of the Higgs Boson and the Nature of “Major Scientific Discoveries”

July 23, 2012 • by hgreely • comment [1]

tagged: discovery, genetics, higgs boson, medicine, neuroscience, physics, science, stem cells
category: genetics, stem cells

The Supreme Court and Mandatory Collection of DNA from Arrestees – “Stay” Tuned!

July 22, 2012 • by hgreely • comments [2]

tagged: arrestees, criminal law, dna, fourth amendment, genetics, Hank Greely, search and seizure, supreme court
category: genetics

Multi-Ethnic Chromosomes: Taking Genetics and Race (or Ethnicity) to a New Level

July 12, 2012 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: chromosomes, ethnicity, genetic anthropology, genetics, Hank Greely, haplotypes, Native American, race
category: genetics

DNA Collection Creep

April 10, 2012 • by Matt Lamkin • comment [1]

tagged: forensic dna collection misdemeanors, genetics
category: genetics

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

Quick Note – The Supreme Court Has Gavrilo’d the Myriad Case

March 26, 2012 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: gene patents, genetics, intellectual property, medicine, Myriad, patents myriad prometheus hank greely, prometheus, supreme court
category: genetics, intellectual property

The Supreme Court Decides Mayo v. Prometheus, Strikes Down Patents

March 20, 2012 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: bilski, genetics, Hank Greely, intellectual property, laws of nature, Mayo, medicine, Myriad, prometheus, supreme court
category: genetics, intellectual property

The Supreme Court, New Technologies, and Privacy – Another Case of Approach/Avoidance

January 23, 2012 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: fourth amendment, genetics, Hank Greely, neuroscience, new technologies, privacy, search, seizure, U.S. v. Jones
category: genetics, intellectual property, neuroscience

Applying the Fourth Amendment When DNA Collected for One Purpose is Tested for Another

November 30, 2011 • by Kelly Lowenberg • no comments »

tagged: genetics, Kelly Lowenberg
category: genetics

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Posts Tagged ‘ genetics ’

Federal Circuit Decides AMP v. Myriad (Again)

Thoughts on the Discovery of the Higgs Boson and the Nature of “Major Scientific Discoveries”

The Supreme Court and Mandatory Collection of DNA from Arrestees – “Stay” Tuned!

Multi-Ethnic Chromosomes: Taking Genetics and Race (or Ethnicity) to a New Level

DNA Collection Creep

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

Quick Note – The Supreme Court Has Gavrilo’d the Myriad Case

The Supreme Court Decides Mayo v. Prometheus, Strikes Down Patents

The Supreme Court, New Technologies, and Privacy – Another Case of Approach/Avoidance

Applying the Fourth Amendment When DNA Collected for One Purpose is Tested for Another

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