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No such thing as "intellectual property". And it's not like the original program would disappear anyway so I can't see the issue in that specific case.
by snakeanus 9y ago
No such thing as "intellectual property". And it's not like the original program would disappear anyway so I can't see the issue in that specific case.
- dekhn 9y agoI worked at a Biotech. many companies store unpatented DNA sequences as secret intellectual property.
- snakeanus 9y agoAnd this is a bad thing.
- mattkrause 9y agoIf it makes you feel better, "naturally occurring" DNA sequences are no longer patentable (AMP v. Myriad) but synthesized cDNA libraries still are.