1 May 2011PatentsFernando Rincón

Considerations for filing and prosecuting gene patents in Mexico

Genetic material in the form of gene or partial DNA or RNA sequences plays an important role in medical research, for example, for the development of new drugs, tests and in diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of diseases as well as in agricultural and industrial fields.

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