Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2012January 01, 2012 EDT
Molecules or Carriers of Biological Information: A Chemist’s Perspective on the Patentability of Isolated Genes
Molecules or Carriers of Biological Information: A Chemist’s Perspective on the Patentability of Isolated Genes
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2012
Vol. 22, Issue 1, 2012
- Panel 1—Cyberbullying In The Courtroom: Law, Litigation, And The First Amendment - Remarks of Scott CamassarScott D. Camassar
- Panel 1—Cyberbullying In The Courtroom: Law, Litigation, And The First Amendment - Remarks of Scott CamassarScott D. Camassar
- Access to Essential Medicines in Developing Countries: The Role of International Intellectual Property Law & Policy in the Access CrisisJennifer M. Champagne
- Nucleotide Sequences and Recombinant Technologies: Trends in the Application of the Written Description Requirement to Inventions from the Biotechnology IndustryScott D. Locke
- Again, From the Top! The Continuing Pursuit of a General Public Performance Right in Sound RecordingsJay Mason All
- Molecules or Carriers of Biological Information: A Chemist’s Perspective on the Patentability of Isolated GenesGuyan Liang
- The Forensic Identification of Marijuana: Suspicion, Moral Danger, and the Creation of Non-Psychoactive THCAaron Roussell
Guyan Liang, Molecules or Carriers of Biological Information: A Chemist’s Perspective on the Patentability of Isolated Genes, 22 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. (2012).