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by ronaldx
4727 days ago
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This argument is against patenting 'junk' DNA: but European and American patent law both require a patent to have industrial application and to be novel. So, I find it unlikely that this situation should apply in practice (although it is worrying that it might apply).
And, I don't find it an argument against patenting useful non-junk DNA. Note: I'm probably on your side, at least in that I dislike implementation of patent law in general. |
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