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Incyte Genomics' Lee Bendekgey and Diana Hamlet Cox argue that without patent protection, those in the private sector who make genomic discoveries would have to choose between maintaining their discovery as a trade secret; allowing free access to the fruits of their inventions; or simply discontinuing their efforts. According to Bendekgey and Cox, none of these alternatives does much to advance science or the useful arts.
December 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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