Sentence examples for human patents from inspiring English sources

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Despite the Supreme Court invalidating human gene patents in the recent past, thousands of patents on other human biological products can still arguably be enforced.

The U.S. Supreme Court gave a mixed ruling on the issue of human gene patents on Thursday, deciding that while DNA found naturally cannot be patented, synthetically produced DNA can.

Could you patent the sun?" A ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in this landmark case could effectively outlaw human gene patents.

According to figures released by Human Genome Sciences, Incyte leads in the human gene patent race with 353 United States patents issued, followed by Human Genome Sciences (114 patents), SmithKline Beecham (60), the United States government (49), the University of California (46) and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston (45).

The basic question of human gene patents–as will be familiar to those who followed the Myriad litigation is whether isolated DNA is a product of nature/mere discovery, or a man-made product with technical character.

Two advocacy groups joined with cancer patients and doctors yesterday to launch a sweeping attack on human gene patents.

If the New York ruling is upheld on appeal, experts say, hundreds or even thousands of human gene patents could be put in limbo.

The Supreme Court's June decision banning certain kinds of human gene patents is making waves again this week, threatening to submerge diagnostic tests in legal wrangling.

Last week, a federal judge in New York City used sweeping language to invalidate a handful of human gene patents, casting doubt on hundreds more.

On 5 April, the government released an independent government review of health and medical research that argues for allowing human gene patents.