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European court clears way for stem-cell patents – Nature.com

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2014-12-18 NEWS

European court clears way for stemcell patents
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The ban had come in response to a patent sought by stemcell scientist Oliver Brüstle of the University of Bonn, Germany, for neurons made from ESCs. As well as banning patents that involve the destruction of cells capable of forming human embryos, the …

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International Stem Cell Corp (OTCMKTS:ISCO) Stock Spotlight
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International Stem Cell Corp (OTCMKTS:ISCO) has been upward bound in recent trading after the Company won a key patent ruling at the EU’s top court that marks a significant win for Stem Cell Research in the European Union. ISCO is a stock with a

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2014-12-18 NEWS

International Stem Cell Corp (OTCMKTS:ISCO) Stock Spotlight
MicroCap Daily
International Stem Cell Corp (OTCMKTS:ISCO) has been upward bound in recent trading after the Company won a key patent ruling at the EU’s top court that marks a significant win for Stem Cell Research in the European Union. ISCO is a stock with a

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EU top court clears path for stem cell patenting
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that organisms incapable of developing into a human being can be patented. The ruling has been heralded by proponents as “a big step in the right direction” for stem cell research in the European Union. Three

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2014-12-18 NEWS

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EU top court clears path for stem cell patenting
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that organisms incapable of developing into a human being can be patented. The ruling has been heralded by proponents as “a big step in the right direction” for stem cell research in the European Union. Three

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2014-12-18 NEWS

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EU top court clears path for stem cell patenting
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that organisms incapable of developing into a human being can be patented. The ruling has been heralded by proponents as “a big step in the right direction” for stem cell research in the European Union. Three