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Book Chapter
Gene Patenting and the Product-of-Nature Doctrine
2015
Overview
The CCR5 patent has become emblematic of the ways that intellectual property law has changed the conduct and content of scientific knowledge and the social, political, and ethical implications of such a metamorphosis. The resolution of these issues signaled the willingness of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to assist the biotech sector. This chapter and the next two continue to trace theCCR5gene’s intellectual property lineage. As a historian, I am wary of teleological histories. The astute reader will quickly identify a tension, particularly evident in this and the next chapter, between the teleology of gene patenting as
Publisher
The MIT Press,MIT Press
Subject
ISBN
9780262028660, 0262028662
