Molecular Diagnostics
Gene Testing Patents Block Competition, Slow Innovation
Exclusive licenses to gene patents, most of which in the United States are held by academic institutions and based on taxpayer-funded research, do more to block competition in the gene testing market than to trigger the development of new technologies for gauging disease risk, according to researchers. More...13 May 2010
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