Intellectual Property
Jun. 10, 2010
Stem Cell Patent Challenges Loom
Just as stem cells develop and change into brain or liver cells, patents for related innovations are evolving as well.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Just as stem cells develop and change into brain or liver cells, patents for related innovations are evolving as well.
The first step in protecting Oceanside-based International Stem Cell Corp.'s research using human parthenogenetic stem cells was accomplished this week when the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted a patent for its method of deriving stem cells from unfertiliz...
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