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Property Rights in Blood, Genes and Data: Naturally Yours?
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers (2006)
Abstract
The properties of DNA -- DNA as universal property -- DNA as intellectual property -- DNA as national property -- DNA as personal property -- DNA as academic property -- DNA as taxable propety.Call number
K3611.G46.B68 2006
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9004150536 9789004150539
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