Add to ORKGAs research using human biological materials has rapidly developed, so too has the debate over the ownership of these highly valuable materials. Most recently, the Eighth Circuit in Washington University v. Catalona held that research participants do not retain any ownership interest in the biological materials they contribute to research. This note argues that the misguided Catalona decision, in combination with unclear, outdated, and inadequate federal research regulations, has left human contributors of biological material largely unprotected and vulnerable to the goals of researchers, institutions, and biotechnology firms. Accordingly, this note proposes critical amendments to the federal research regulations that will ensure the contin...
In Moore v. Regents of the University of California, the Supreme Court of California held that the h...
From time immemorial, developing countries have used biodiverse genetic resources as drugs, food, an...
Report and Recommendations of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission regarding the use of biolog...
As research using human biological materials has rapidly developed, so too has the debate over the o...
How would you feel if your biological materials – blood, skin cells, or the like – were used to deve...
Health related biotechnological research is undoubtedly a significant social utility. Such research ...
Biomedical researchers often assume that sponsors, subjects, families, and disease-associated advoca...
Human genetic resources are increasingly considered as ordinary commercial goods, but their value an...
The increasing possibilities for using tissue for research and development in genetics and biotechno...
During the past twenty years human biological materials have become increasingly important for resea...
Biomedical researchers often assume that sponsors, subjects, families, and disease-associated advoca...
Human genetic resources are increasingly considered as ordinary commercial goods, but their value an...
In this special report, OTA analyzes the economic, legal, and ethical rights of the human sources of...
Through out the decades, biotechnology has emerged as research area which requires the understanding...
The legal and ethical protections afforded human subjects of research afford individuals who partici...
In Moore v. Regents of the University of California, the Supreme Court of California held that the h...
From time immemorial, developing countries have used biodiverse genetic resources as drugs, food, an...
Report and Recommendations of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission regarding the use of biolog...
As research using human biological materials has rapidly developed, so too has the debate over the o...
How would you feel if your biological materials – blood, skin cells, or the like – were used to deve...
Health related biotechnological research is undoubtedly a significant social utility. Such research ...
Biomedical researchers often assume that sponsors, subjects, families, and disease-associated advoca...
Human genetic resources are increasingly considered as ordinary commercial goods, but their value an...
The increasing possibilities for using tissue for research and development in genetics and biotechno...
During the past twenty years human biological materials have become increasingly important for resea...
Biomedical researchers often assume that sponsors, subjects, families, and disease-associated advoca...
Human genetic resources are increasingly considered as ordinary commercial goods, but their value an...
In this special report, OTA analyzes the economic, legal, and ethical rights of the human sources of...
Through out the decades, biotechnology has emerged as research area which requires the understanding...
The legal and ethical protections afforded human subjects of research afford individuals who partici...
In Moore v. Regents of the University of California, the Supreme Court of California held that the h...
From time immemorial, developing countries have used biodiverse genetic resources as drugs, food, an...
Report and Recommendations of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission regarding the use of biolog...