DNA and The Commons

In Michael Boylan, Who Owns You? Wiley. pp. 119–136 (2015-03-19)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Current Schemes of Intellectual Property Protection Existing Forms of Property Protection Brute Facts and Genes Unique Property Protection for DNA? The Notion of the Commons The Commons as a Choice The Commons by Necessity DNA as a Commons Is DNA More like Ideas or Radio Spectra?

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original Koepsell, David (2015-03-19) "DNA and The Commons". In Boylan, Michael, Who Owns You?, pp. 119–136: Wiley (2015-03-19)

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