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30 May 2014AmericasNabeela Rasheed

Dolly the sheep: the demise of biotechnology patents

The US Federal Circuit has recently been called upon to apply the Prometheus and Myriad decisions to a particularly famous project: the creation of Dolly the cloned sheep.

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