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The Boston Patent Law Association joined about 30 scientific, industry and other organizations by filing a rare district court-level brief in a controversial New York federal case involving patents for genes linked to cancers that affect women. The plaintiffs claim that the patents at issue cover "products of nature" and that Myriad Genetics Inc.'s enforcement of them have hampered genetic research and their efforts to obtain ovarian and breast cancer treatment, which violates their First Amendment rights.
January 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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