High impact information on Intellectual Property

• OST rows with tide in report on intellectual property [1].
• Intellectual property. A new wrinkle in Retin-A dispute [2].
• Concerns about the harmful effects of the international system of intellectual property rights have led the World Trade Organization to relax the demands placed on least developed countries, and to advocate differential pricing of essential drugs [3].
• Designing an optimal intellectual property system for plants: a US Supreme Court debate [4].
• Biotechnology and intellectual property. Part 2: Microorganism deposit questions and agricultural biotechnology issues [5].

Biological context of Intellectual Property

• In November 2001, the 4th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization adopted a Ministerial Declaration on public health and the WTO's Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (the "TRIPS Agreement") [6].

Associations of Intellectual Property with chemical compounds

• The Supreme Court's war on intellectual property [7].
• In contrast to the activities of antifolate compounds, the effect of probenecid on chloroquine sensitivity was selective for chloroquine-resistant parasites (patent P407595GB [W. P. Thompson & Co., Liverpool, United Kingdom] has been filed to protect this intellectual property) [8].
• A challenge to AGFA's Congo red patent led to a precedent-setting decision in intellectual property law [9].

Gene context of Intellectual Property

• OBJECTIVE: To develop a dental CAD/CAM system with the autonomic intellectual property [10].
• Intellectual property: plants patentable under the Utility Patent Statute, PVA, and PVPA [11].
• Legal protection of intellectual property is essential to ensure copyright. 'Inventions' can boost trust finances, support the local economy and spread innovation throughout the NHS [12].
• Trade agreements, intellectual property, and the role of the World Bank in improving access to medicines in developing countries [13].

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