I am curious if anyone knows weather the decision a while back to not allow patenting of naturally occuring genes still applies, and if so i wonder if this applies to omonyc in any way. Is omomyc classed as naturally occuring, meaning we could use it commercially?
Ker Than
for National Geographic
PUBLISHED JUNE 14, 2013
The Supreme Court on Thursday issued a ruling that bans the patenting of naturally occurring genes but allows edited or artificially created DNA to be patented.
Silliness, page-33
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