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Full-Text Articles in Genetics and Genomics
Democracia E Biotecnologia: Argumentos Para A Construção De Um Discurso Pautado Na Agência Humana Como Vetor Transformador Da Realidade, Carolina Altoé Velasco
Democracia E Biotecnologia: Argumentos Para A Construção De Um Discurso Pautado Na Agência Humana Como Vetor Transformador Da Realidade, Carolina Altoé Velasco
Carolina Altoé Velasco
O artigo objetiva demonstrar que os processos biotecnológico e democrático têm em comum a interferência da agência humana como vetor transformador de suas realidades. Utiliza-se como marco teórico-metodológico as obras de Guillermo O’Donnell e Adela Cortina. Guillermo O’Donnell reconhece o impacto motivado pela tecnologia e globalização na sociedade e a agência humana como fomentadora do processo democrático. Já Adela Cortina considera a pessoa (contemplada por sujeito autônomo e solidário) a medida da democracia e esta como forma de vida. A eleição de Cortina para travar um diálogo com o pensamento de O’Donnell se dá em razão da abordagem feita a …
Politicizing Patents - Patenting Biotechnology In The Wake Of Section 33, Prometheus, And Cls Bank, Jonathan R. K. Stroud
Politicizing Patents - Patenting Biotechnology In The Wake Of Section 33, Prometheus, And Cls Bank, Jonathan R. K. Stroud
Articles in Law Reviews & Journals
Tucked into the America Invents Act is the first statutory exemption for any patentable subject matter. Section 33 renders unpatentable all claims “encompassing a human being.” By recognizing a vague subject matter – exception for human beings despite the fact that internal policies had long militated against such patent claims, Congress has politicized the patent law to an unheard-of degree. While textually consistent with internal USPTO policy, the passage of § 33 should not be seen as an invitation to litigators to expand § 101 unpatentable-subject-matter challenges to validity by including arguments that medical methods, genetic tests, biological chimeras, or …
Will Gene Patents Impede Whole Genome Sequencing?: Deconstructing The Myth That 20% Of The Human Genome Is Patented, Christopher M. Holman
Will Gene Patents Impede Whole Genome Sequencing?: Deconstructing The Myth That 20% Of The Human Genome Is Patented, Christopher M. Holman
IP Theory
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Patently Ours? Constitutional Challenges To Dna Patents, Vincent Ling
Patently Ours? Constitutional Challenges To Dna Patents, Vincent Ling
Vincent Y. Ling
This Comment analyzes constitutional issues raised by gene patenting and details how the issues apply to various types of DNA patents. In Association for Molecular Pathology v. U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, the Federal Circuit recently held that genes and DNA sequences are patentable under the federal statute for patent eligible subject matter, 35 U.S.C. § 101, but courts have thus far avoided addressing the constitutional challenges raised by plaintiffs. This Comment confronts those constitutional issues and makes a determination as to their strengths and weaknesses. Moreover, it explores additional constitutional issues that may become more salient over time. Ultimately, …
Patents Fettering Reproductive Rights, Scott A. Allen
Patents Fettering Reproductive Rights, Scott A. Allen
Indiana Law Journal
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