Emerging R and D law: the Nagoya Protocol and its implications for researchers.

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Emerging R and D law: the Nagoya Protocol and its implications for researchers.

ACS chemical biology - 21 Mar 2014

Burton Geoff, Evans-Illidge Elizabeth A

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