The World Trade Organization requires that members comply with minimum standards for intellectual property protection. These standards, embodied in the so-called Trade-Related aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS) Agreement, were the result of a multi-faceted trade deal and did not, by themselves, engender broad support in much of the developing world. The rules required for the protection of pharmaceutical products were bitterly controversial...
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2003/05/16
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工作文件
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28724
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2010/07/01
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A discussion of "of patents and genes: flows of knowledge and intellectual property rights" by Claude Henry
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gene patent