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4 November 2013Europe

A changing market: Genomic Vision's IP strategy

When the Supreme Court decided earlier this year that isolated genetic material is not patent-eligible, it opened up the genetic screening market, inevitably introducing a new battleground for asserting IP rights on diagnostic technologies.

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