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Emory University General Counsel Kent B. Alexander sat at his computer July 21 and watched $540 million go into Emory's account. The money was Emory's take from selling royalty interests in a promising new HIV drug, Emtriva, and its offspring Truvada. But the ease at which the payout -- considered the largest ever to an American university for intellectual property -- flowed into Emory's account belies more than a decade of complex legal battling for Emory to establish its rights to Emtriva.
August 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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