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The mouse that trolled: The long and tortuous history of a gene mutation patent that became an expensive impediment to Alzheimer's research
J Law BiosciDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Informed decision-making about prenatal cfDNA screening: An assessment of written materials
Ethics Med Public HealthDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Overcoming the impasse on intellectual property and climate change at the UNFCCC: A way forward
International Centre for Trade and Sustainable DevelopmentDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Disclosure of APOE genotype for risk of Alzheimer’s disease
The New England Journal of MedicineDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Access to scientific and technological knowledge: UNESCO’s past, present and future roles
Martinus NijhoffDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Impact of gene patents and licensing practices on access to genetic testing for cystic fibrosis. Peer-reviewed case study commissioned by the SACGHS
Genetics in MedicineDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Impact of gene patents and licensing practices on access to genetic testing for cystic fibrosis
Genet MedDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Columbia University's Axel patents: Technology transfer and implications for the Bayh-Dole Act
Milbank QDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Disclosure of APOE genotype for risk of Alzheimer's disease
N Engl J MedDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391 -
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Biomedical patents at the supreme court: A path forward
Stanford Law RevDuke University Center for Public Genomics. Grant number(s): P50HG003391