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In re Kubin : Hitting the NAIL on the Head : Sequencing Poor Federal Circuit Court Decisions out of the Biotechnology Patent Genome via KSR and/or Bilski Reasoning

By Andis Kaulins

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The Human Genome is OURS not theirs: Gene Patents Should be Void on their Face Let us say, prior to our comments about In re Kubin, that we think that gene patents should be void and voided by legislation as a matter of public policy, including all gene patents thus far granted. The very idea that any component of the human body can be patented is absurd and shows how far away from its

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