International and Comparative Law Issues

Splicing Morality and Patent Law: Issues Arising from Mixing Mice and Men

Author: Cynthia M. Ho (Loyola University Chicago School of Law)

Abstract

This Article seeks to advance the discussion of the proper role of ethics and morality in the United States patent system by examining existing models of incorporating ethics into the context of patentability.

Keywords: Genetically modified organisms, Patent law

How to Cite: Ho, C. (2000) “Splicing Morality and Patent Law: Issues Arising from Mixing Mice and Men”, Washington University Journal of Law and Policy. 2(1).