Issues and challenges in managing genetic intellectual property across complex collaborative networks: a proposed model for managers
by Frank Peo, Daniel Lorence, Robert Jameson, James Chin, Luis Gonzales
International Journal of Intellectual Property Management (IJIPM), Vol. 3, No. 2, 2009

Abstract: Advancements in the procurement, classification and storage of genetic material have yielded opportunities for increased sharing and collaboration across research networks. Such complex arrangements, however, pose unique problems for managers. As source material is drawn from disparate and often incompatible entities, standardised policies and practices are needed well before data is collected, transmitted and utilised by network collaborators. Presented here are some of the key intellectual property (IP) challenges facing managers of biomedical research, including examples of model agreements used in an innovative online tissue biomarker sharing network.

Online publication date: Sun, 15-Feb-2009

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