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Researchers around the world are racing to patent the SARS virus and its genetic material, rekindling criticism of laws that allow people to claim intellectual property rights on living things. Nonprofit and government agencies say their applications are intended to keep the SARS work in the public domain, while private companies contend patents will protect their research and development, and possibly lead to drug royalties.
May 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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