Researchers win decision on knockout mouse pricing

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GenPharm International will begin to allow researchers to breed knockout mice for a fee rather than buying them from the biotechnology company. The problem of intellectual property rights restricting access to research materials was an issue at a Mar 1993 National Academy of Sciences meeting.

Commercial physical research, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Laws, regulations and rules, Intellectual property, Licensing agreements, Genetic engineering, Genetically modified mice, National Academy of Sciences, GenPharm International Inc.

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NIH fraudbusters get busted

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Stewart and Feder were reassigned when they accused a University of Massachusetts historian of plagiarism. The professor, Stephan Oates challenged their ability to criticize a non-science case. He took his protest to Congress. The NHI agreed that the scientists had gone beyond their mission.

Officials and employees, Investigations, Ethical aspects, United States. National Institutes of Health, Fraud in science, Science fraud, Fraud investigation

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Clinton's science and technology team takes shape

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Clinton is filling high-level science and technology jobs in his administration at a faster rate than had former presidents George Bush or Ronald Reagan. Jack Gibbons was appointed Office of Science and Technology Policy director. Other appointees are named.

Human resource management, Clinton, Bill, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Government executives

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