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Patentability of Biotechnology Under the International Patent Regime: Differentiation v. Harmonisatovide effective patent protection to biotechnology inventions (especially genetic inventions). The TRIPS Agreement sets minimum standards for the member nations to follow while granting patents; however, it leaves potential gaps and uncertainties as to the scope of numerous terms such as invention,

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Legal, Social and Policy Implications of Genetic Patents: Issues of Accessibility, Quality of Reseality of genetic research tools, genetic innovation, health policies, patients’ rights, clinical practice and the society at large. The potential of genetic research to produce commercial results has led to the rapid commercialisation of basic genetic research through commercial agreements and patent

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Implications of Genetic Patents on Human Genetic Resources: Issues of Ownership, Benefit Sharing anpatent rights to human genetic material has serious implications for research subjects and patients whose genetic material is used in the research. The ownership of human genetic material has become a controversial issue as a variety of proprietary rights are claimed over it such as patent rights, p

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Conclusion and Suggestions,h were framed in the industrial age, have proved to be inefficient in the present information age. Existing patent laws are confronted with new genetic inventions, which differ markedly from mechanical and chemical inventions that have been the traditional subject matters of patents. Modern biotechn

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92573-8cular biology and genetics, where biotechnology has opened new vistas for medicine and healthcare. The completion of the Human Genome Project has unravelled some mysteries of human life, reshaping our understanding of human genetics. With the increasing understanding of the genetic basis of human di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99850-7lity of genetic research tools, genetic innovation, health policies, patients’ rights, clinical practice and the society at large. The potential of genetic research to produce commercial results has led to the rapid commercialisation of basic genetic research through commercial agreements and patent

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