Who Owns You?: The Corporate Gold Rush to Patent Your Genes

Wiley-Blackwell (2009)
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You quite rightly need not fear being owned in the most traditional and reprehensible sense by which humans ... New and more subtle forms of ownership have emerged in the past hundred years that now impact on essential qualities and ...

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