IGSP Headlines (view archives)
- Human Gene Patenting is a Thing Most of Us Aren't Ready For
- 7 Takeaways From Supreme Court's Gene Patent Decision
- Supreme Court Rules Human Genes May Not Be Patented
- Genomics and the Healthcare Revolution
- A Patent on Your DNA? What the Supreme Court Ruling Means For You
Human Gene Patenting is a Thing Most of Us Aren't Ready For
“A company that is widely regarded as being an efficient laboratory, was a startup that helped discover the genetic cause of two ...
7 Takeaways From Supreme Court's Gene Patent Decision
cDNA is not useful for diagnostic tests, but it is crucial for producing protein-based drugs, explained Robert Cook-Deegan, a professor ...
Supreme Court Rules Human Genes May Not Be Patented
“I think everybody that was paying close attention to this case pretty much guessed what they were going to do,” said Robert ...
Genomics and the Healthcare Revolution
Professor Patrick Tan described how he has used exome sequencing to investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying various cancers ...
A Patent on Your DNA? What the Supreme Court Ruling Means For You
“I think it does matter what court says and how broadly it says it,” Bob Cook-Deegan said. It will affect not patients, but business ...
IGSP Voices(view archives)
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Genomic and Personalized Medicine 2nd Edition
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Changing Landscapes
ISSUE 46Genomes@Duke
IGSP Welcomes Summer Fellows
JUNE 2013Through the fellowship, students will gain an appreciation of major questions in genome sciences and policy currently under investigation within the IGSP through faculty-mentored research projects as well as weekly lectures and discussions, planned social activities, and end-of-summer research presentations.
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