Biotechnology, Patents and the Need for a ‘Fair Use’ Exception in U.S. Patent Law

Articles in the same Issue

1. Access to genetic resources and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of their utilization: developments under the Convention on Biological Diversity
2. Biotechnology Patents and Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Emerging Issues (Part II)
3. Biotechnology, Patents and the Need for a ‘Fair Use’ Exception in U.S. Patent Law
4. Access to Genetic Resources and the FAO Treaty. The Case of Andean Countries
5. Intellectual property and genetic sequences: moving towards an integrated information system
6. A Cause of Action for “Wrongful Birth” Under Austrian Tort Law: Don’t Take the Civil Code too Seriously!
7. The Social Impact of Gender and Culture on Decision-Making in Genetic Testing
8. Regulating Biotechnology