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- Title
CRISPR HAS ALREADY REVOLUTIONIZED GENETICS, WHY NOT THE OBVIOUSNESS STANDARD TOO?
- Authors
Schroder, Kris
- Abstract
The article discusses a legal dispute surrounding the patents for CRISPR, a new technology for accelerating the artificial selection process by editing the genome of organisms. It talks about the obviousness standard, CRISPR technology's background, and the CRISPR patents from the University of California Berkeley and genomic research center Broad Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts. It presents the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's decisions.
- Subjects
OBVIOUSNESS (Patent law); CRISPRS; UNIVERSITY of California, Berkeley; BROAD Institute; BREEDING; UNITED States. Court of Appeals (Federal Circuit); ACTIONS &; defenses (Law)
- Publication
University of Cincinnati Law Review, 2018, Vol 87, Issue 4, p1
- ISSN
0009-6881
- Publication type
Article