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David Cyranoski: Nature's Asian-Pacific correspondent

Nature, 2003, vol. 426, issue 6962, 10-11

Abstract: The early days of genomics were marked by concerns that wide-ranging gene patents would restrict research and medical discovery. So far, proteomics hasn't toiled under the same cloud. But don't get complacent, warns David Cyranoski.

Date: 2003
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