Detailing the intellectual-property aspects of biotechnology law - from initial identification and reporting through licensing - this comprehensive reference explains the rules, regulations and procedures typically encountered by researchers in the development of their innovations.;Focusing on the fundamental legal concepts that should be understood by scientists, academicians and technicians working in the field, Understanding Biotechnology Law: considers the role of the inventor in the preparation of a patent application; describes the patent application process from discovery of an invention to issuance of a patent; discusses the law governing ownership of laboratory discoveries and products; examines intellectual-property policies, research agreements, consulting agreements, and conflicts of interest; presents the rules for determining inventorship; reviews patent infringement laws, including claim interpretation, literal infringement, and infringement under the doctrine of equivalents; and outlines modern license agreements, providing the principal terms encountered in biotechnology licenses.;Written by authorities in the field, Understanding Biotechnology Law is a reference for molecular and cell biologists, microbiologists, virologists, bioprocess technologists, biochemists, food scientists and technologists, pharmacologists, and pharmacists.
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Since Robert A. Swanson and Herbert W. Boyer first formed the plans for Genentech in the mid-1970s, reportedly in a San Francisco tavern, companies focused on developing "biotech" products have spawned at a pace rivaling the replication rates for some of their products. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
affinity for the antigenic substance, immunometric assay techniques, sponsored research agreement, limited rights data, invention portion, inventorship determination, unlabelled antibody bound, invention reporting, inventorship designation, prior art processes, biotechnology licensing, negative monitors, university research administrator, best mode requirement, reverse assays, allegedly infringing device, literal infringement, second monoclonal antibody, prosecution history estoppel, written description requirement, claim recites, reverse doctrine, biotechnology law, claimed invention, claim preamble Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Federal Circuit, Supreme Court, Auburn University, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Medical School, University of Illinois, Stanford University, Yale University, Harvard University Faculty of Medicine, Northwestern University, Public Law, University of California, Brown University, National Institutes of Health, College of Agriculture, Faculty Handbook, Genentech Inc, Bayh-Dole Act, Hybritech Incorporated, Quorum Books, Statute of Frauds, University-Industry Research Partnerships, Cornell University, Manual of Patent Examining Procedure New!
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Since Robert A. Swanson and Herbert W. Boyer first formed the plans for Genentech in the mid-1970s, reportedly in a San Francisco tavern, companies focused on developing "biotech" products have spawned at a pace rivaling the replication rates for some of their products. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
affinity for the antigenic substance, immunometric assay techniques, sponsored research agreement, limited rights data, invention portion, inventorship determination, unlabelled antibody bound, invention reporting, inventorship designation, prior art processes, biotechnology licensing, negative monitors, university research administrator, best mode requirement, reverse assays, allegedly infringing device, literal infringement, second monoclonal antibody, prosecution history estoppel, written description requirement, claim recites, reverse doctrine, biotechnology law, claimed invention, claim preamble Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Federal Circuit, Supreme Court, Auburn University, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Medical School, University of Illinois, Stanford University, Yale University, Harvard University Faculty of Medicine, Northwestern University, Public Law, University of California, Brown University, National Institutes of Health, College of Agriculture, Faculty Handbook, Genentech Inc, Bayh-Dole Act, Hybritech Incorporated, Quorum Books, Statute of Frauds, University-Industry Research Partnerships, Cornell University, Manual of Patent Examining Procedure New!
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- Intellectual Property: Valuation, Exploitation and Infringement Damages, 2007 Cumulative Supplement (Valuation of Intellectual Property and Intangible Assets Cumulative Supplement) by Gordon V. Smith on 5 pages
- Drafting Patent License Agreements by Brian G. Brunsvold on 4 pages
- University-Industry Research Partnerships: The Major Legal Issues in Research and Development Agreements by Bernard D. Reams on page 378, page 380, and page 381
- Property Law (Longman Law Series) by Roger J. Smith in Back Matter
- The Smithsonian Institution (Cornerstones of Freedom) by Mary Collins on page 238
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- Responsible Conduct of Research by Adil E. Shamoo in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
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