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14 August 2014Americas

Federal Circuit refuses to review Dolly the sheep ruling

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has refused to grant an en banc review of its ruling that cloned animals made by methods that produced Dolly the sheep cannot be patented, according to Law360.

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