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	SUPREME COURT: GENES ARE NOT PATENTABLE June 2013 The ethical stance taken by HUGO over the years has suggested that the outcomes of genomic research should be used for the benefit of society. In its Statements on Benefi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-02-10 01:33:31 Open Document File Size: 65,54 KB Share Result on Facebook City London / CARDIFF / / Company Myriad Genetics / / Country United Kingdom / Wales / / Facility Museum Place Cardiff University / / IndustryTerm biotechnology industry / / Organization Human Genome Organisation / US Supreme Court / SUPREME COURT / / Person Cesagen / Ruth Chadwick On / / Position Professor and Director / Professor / / ProvinceOrState Massachusetts / / Technology biotechnology / human genome / / URL http / SocialTag Emerging technologies Gene patent Full genome sequencing Human genome Genetic testing Implications of US gene patent invalidation on Australia Association for Molecular Pathology v. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Biology Genetics Genomics

SUPREME COURT: GENES ARE NOT PATENTABLE June 2013 The ethical stance taken by HUGO over the years has suggested that the outcomes of genomic research should be used for the benefit of society. In its Statements on BenefiAdd to Reading List