In fact, taken together with the cost of generating a humanised antibody (including intellectual property and time for generation) and the often impaired antigen binding activity, we believe chimeric antibodies are a suitable format for translation of a murine antibody with potential into a human product candidate.
The Chinese government's goals are sweeping: to develop, influence or downright own the core intellectual property of the next generation of technologies that will power the global economy.
The intellectual property judges of our own generation are engaged in similar labor that will define the building blocks of capitalism for years, possibly centuries, to come.
The role of nanotechnology in the antiviral arena and the unique issues facing the generation of intellectual property relating to nano-microbicides in the ongoing global 'tug-of-war' of 'patients versus patents' are also explicated.
Hinduism, he wrote, had become a victim of "overt intellectual property theft," made possible by generations of Hindu yoga teachers who had "offered up a religion's spiritual wealth at the altar of crass commercialism".
But one concern here may transcend even intellectual property, copyright law and the Internet generation's concept of authorship: fraud on the professor.
However most projects were at the basic or at best applied research level, and not concerned with the generation of local intellectual property or organizations to take new health solutions to scale.
More and more higher education institutions are establishing technology transfer offices (TTOs) to deal with the enormous volume of intellectual property that their faculties-- a new generation ofaculties-- ars," as White puts it--are developing.
Lest you are inclined to tut-tut about the declining morals of the younger generation, this casual theft of intellectual property is not confined to students.
The Intellectual Property Awareness Network (IPAN) has an education group which is working hard to ensure the next generation of students is introduced to IP rights at university.
Who owns intellectual property?
