Biotechnological inventions: moral restraints and patent law Mills, Oliver

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Mills, Oliver

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Aldershot Ashgate Publishing 2005Description: xviii+195 pISBN:

9780754624202

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DDC classification:

346.0486

Summary: These two books share an underlying theme that the role of law in the development of new genetic technologies is to be facilitative as well as regulatory. The collection edited by Professor Sheila McLean contains 24 papers published recently, mainly from international law and bioethics journals. This collection forms part of Ashgate's International Library of Medicine, Ethics and Law. The book is divided into two equal parts, with the first focussing on a general discussion about the genetic enterprise as a whole, and the second on cutting edge debates in genetics such as cloning and gene therapy.

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These two books share an underlying theme that the role of law in the development of new genetic technologies is to be facilitative as well as regulatory. The collection edited by Professor Sheila McLean contains 24 papers published recently, mainly from international law and bioethics journals. This collection forms part of Ashgate's International Library of Medicine, Ethics and Law. The book is divided into two equal parts, with the first focussing on a general discussion about the genetic enterprise as a whole, and the second on cutting edge debates in genetics such as cloning and gene therapy.

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