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Stranger in a Strange Land: Biotechnology and the Federal Circuit

Lawrence M. Sung

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This Article surveys recent Federal Circuit decisions regarding biotechnology-related subject matter from the combined perspectives of science and the law.

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This Article surveys recent Federal Circuit decisions regarding biotechnology-related subject matter from the combined perspectives of science and the law.

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This Article surveys recent Federal Circuit decisions regarding biotechnology-related subject matter from the combined perspectives of science and the law.

Key concepts: Political science, Business, Law and economics, Economics

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