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A 31-year-old British woman has applied to patent herself so she can protect herself from "genetic exploitation," the Express tabloid said on Saturday. [Reuters]
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Press release by Frank "Dr. Tomorrow" Ogden about his trademark application.
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Anonymous infrastructure for personal genetic data. Company based on the notion individuals own their own DNA and should have exclusive rights to its use and disposition.
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A poet and casino waitress from Bristol, angered at the mass patenting of human genes by science and big business, is trying to become the first person to patent herself. By James Meek. [Guardian]
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"A US corporation is trying to persuade famous individuals to copyright their DNA." [BBC News]
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Patent article by William S. Ramsey, P.C. "Strange as it may seem, you or someone else can patent your genes."
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