Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Copyright for Engineered DNA (Part 1)
I have observed increasing interest in the idea of extending copyright to engineered DNA, not only among academics, but also some attorneys at IP firms working in the biotechnology space, as well as some biotechnology companies. A few years ago I wrote a law review article on the topic, and it remains an area of interest for me.
GQ Life Sciences, Inc., a global life science information and search company (formerly known as GenomeQuest) has invited me to write a series of blog posts on the topic. The first installment is available here.
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