For decades, Eastern traditional medicine has been misappropriated by others who claim it as their own and attempt to obtain patent protection for it. As long this practice has existed, the international community has pushed back against it. Several countries and international bodies have created databases of traditional knowledge, hoping to preclude the issuance of patents on that knowledge. Other countries, like Thailand, have extended intellectual property protection to the traditional knowledge stakeholders themselves. However, a recent change to US patent law may have the unintended consequence of helping resolve the issue of biopirac
Legal control and ownership of plants and traditional knowledge of the uses of plants (TKUP) is a ve...
Bioprospecting is a popular venture in Latin America due to the regions\u27 high concentration of th...
Genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge has been deemed valuable and triggered attent...
For decades, Eastern traditional medicine has been misappropriated by others who claim it as their o...
As diseases continue to spread around the globe, pharmaceutical and biotech companies continue to se...
In the global fight against biopiracy, one of the key issues is to prevent the grant and exploitatio...
The patent system in the United States was forever changed with the introduction of the Leahy-Smith ...
As diseases continue to spread around the globe, pharmaceutical and biotech companies continue to se...
This Article provides afresh and multi-dimensioned approach to a long-standing claim of biopiracy pa...
Biopiracy is defined as the commercial development of naturally occurring biological materials, such...
The question that this paper seeks to tackle is whether in the contest of allegations of biopiracy a...
Lost in the cacophony surrounding the debate about high drug prices is the fundamental principle tha...
Where the murkiness of biopiracy as a general matter leaves little room for legal theory to anchor, ...
This paper explores the joint roles of law and biomedicine in constituting the boundary between legi...
Patents are the form of IP most often used to seek protection of knowledge related to biological res...
Legal control and ownership of plants and traditional knowledge of the uses of plants (TKUP) is a ve...
Bioprospecting is a popular venture in Latin America due to the regions\u27 high concentration of th...
Genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge has been deemed valuable and triggered attent...
For decades, Eastern traditional medicine has been misappropriated by others who claim it as their o...
As diseases continue to spread around the globe, pharmaceutical and biotech companies continue to se...
In the global fight against biopiracy, one of the key issues is to prevent the grant and exploitatio...
The patent system in the United States was forever changed with the introduction of the Leahy-Smith ...
As diseases continue to spread around the globe, pharmaceutical and biotech companies continue to se...
This Article provides afresh and multi-dimensioned approach to a long-standing claim of biopiracy pa...
Biopiracy is defined as the commercial development of naturally occurring biological materials, such...
The question that this paper seeks to tackle is whether in the contest of allegations of biopiracy a...
Lost in the cacophony surrounding the debate about high drug prices is the fundamental principle tha...
Where the murkiness of biopiracy as a general matter leaves little room for legal theory to anchor, ...
This paper explores the joint roles of law and biomedicine in constituting the boundary between legi...
Patents are the form of IP most often used to seek protection of knowledge related to biological res...
Legal control and ownership of plants and traditional knowledge of the uses of plants (TKUP) is a ve...
Bioprospecting is a popular venture in Latin America due to the regions\u27 high concentration of th...
Genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge has been deemed valuable and triggered attent...