Re: Important - STEM CELLS - Patent problems

[Bob Allison <ballison@xxxxxxxx>]

Raj:  True, but that would defeat part of California's purpose, I think, and
that is to have the companies do the work in California.  I dont know, but
would guess that California is trying to create the environment for a
"biotech silicon valley" that will attract businesses that can be highly
taxed by California.
Bob
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From: "Brightline" <brightline@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 8:54 PM
Subject: Re: Important - STEM CELLS - Patent problems


> Hi Bob:
>
>     There is one way out from the patent trap you are talking about.  A
> multinational company can carry out the research in another country, if
> their law allows,  and then the  work may be protected by the
Interrnational
> Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). Just a thought. But, I am not familiar
with
> the intricacies of the law.  Anybody who knows patent laws can clarify
this
> point.
>
>     Raj
> brightline@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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