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I thought it was a ridiculous idea when the people who mapped the human
genome tried to patent their work so that only their corporation could use
this very important knowledge, and only they would, of course, be able to
profit from its use.  Some things are better left un-commercialized.

Enjoy!
Rick McGirr


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Subject: Re: EU regulators say 'no' to embryonic stem cell patents

> this is bad news


not really. It doesn't mean you cannot do reseach but cannot patent 
human 'parts' like genes
maryse

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