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2. Protecting products versus platforms.

3. Biotechnology patents under fire.

4. Myriad stands alone.

8. Faculty and employee ownership of inventions in Australia.

9. DNA patents and diagnostics: not a pretty picture.

11. Parts, property and sharing.

13. Genentech's Cabilly victory.

14. A nail in the coffin for DNA sequence patents?

15. Cabilly patent finale.

16. Patent protection and access to genetic resources.

17. India's IP snub.

18. Four rebuffs for Cabilly.

19. Recent Supreme Court decisions and licensing power.

20. Patentability issues surrounding antivirals.

22. Patenting the parts.

23. Patents and translational research in genomics.

24. Planning your taxes in UK.

27. DNA patenting: the end of an era?

28. Burning bridges.

31. Emerging patent issues in genomic diagnostics.

32. The patentability of human embryonic stem cells in Europe.

33. Patenting pathways.

34. A license to print money?

35. The paths around stem cell intellectual property.

36. Navigating the future(s) of biotech intellectual property.

38. Determining the meaning of claim terms.

39. Innovation and intellectual property rights in systems biology.

40. Patent pools and standard setting in diagnostic genetics.

41. Whose tissue is it anyway?

42. The zinc finger nuclease monopoly.

43. EPO neem patent revocation revives biopiracy debate.

44. US court case to define EST patentability.

45. Erythropoietin in the UK: a setback for gene patents?

46. China steps towards international M&A.

47. Stock options could no longer be the carrot.

48. The coming US patent opposition.

49. Intellectual property law in Israel, and US and European objections: Market exclusivity vs. data exclusivity.

50. Kenyan dispute illuminates bioprospecting difficulties.

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